Designer Anton Repponen made my dream iPhone interface, which he calls iOS ’86. I wish with my whole heart that this could become reality.

Also, his “About” page is pretty awesome.

The latest issue of architectural mag CLOG places its focus on Apple and its place in architecture:

“On 7 June 2011, Steve Jobs presented Apple Campus 2 to the Cupertino City Council. Due to Apple’s high profile – not to mention the scale and iconic nature of Foster + Partners’s design – the online reaction to the “spaceship” was immediate and strong. While Apple has been building retail stores throughout the world for over a decade, discussion, even among architects, has typically focused on the company’s famed product design. With one of the largest American office projects in history underway in Cupertino, it’s time to talk about Apple and architecture.” Link

With iOS now being Apple’s bread and butter, its no surprise the brand wants the same ease of use within the Mac OS line. This year the brand better integrates everything we love about iOS with the introduction of OS X Mountain Lion. Arriving this summer, the new OS will desktop-ize a number of key features from iOS such as iCloud, iMessage, Notifications, Game Center, Reminders, Twitter, and Airplay Mirroring. Link

New sound systems for our mobile devices hit the market on a daily basis, but very few hold the level of high end sophistication we may be searching for at times. The Samsung Audio Dock is the perfect set up for those of you looking for high end output with a clean visual aesthetic that will complement any room perfectly.

Referred to as an upscale speaker dock, this Samsung unit will stream wirelessly to your iPod, iPhone, iPad, and Samsung Galaxy S devices. The dock can stream via wirelessly through AirPlay, Bluetooth and AllShare technologies. As far as performance goes, this bad boy is packed with a hybrid vacuum tube amplifier and a 2.1 channel speaker setup that pumps out 100 watts of sound.

The hand built Audi R8 GT Spyder is finally starting to hit the automotive scene, and this thing does not disappoint.

This beast of a car is packing a 5.2 liter V10 engine pumping out an astounding 560 horsepower that will get you to 60 miles per hour from a standstill in just 3.8 seconds. For those of you that are looking to push this thing to the limit, the vehicle tops out at about 197 miles per hour. Other cool features of the car include 19 inch performance wheels, carbon fiber reinforced polymer body, and of course quattro all wheel drive. The $210,000 Audi R8 GT Spyder will be limited to only 333 total units, each of which is individually numbered.