Enemy Co.

World’s Most Advanced Electric Motorcycle

Allan G. — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 17:16:56 +0000

With 10 times the battery capacity of a Toyota Prius, and two and half times the toque of a Ducati 119 bike, combined with it’s intense appearance, we’re sure nobody is going to argue with MotoCzysz about their E1pc being the “world’s most advanced” electric motorcycle. Other features setting this bike apart from the pack; ten 19.5 pound lithium polymer batteries which have no wires allowing easy swap out when needed, a top speed of 140 MPH which is actually 40 MPH better than anything else we could call a “competitor.”

Don’t think that because this bike is electric that it wasn’t made to race, an oiled cooled electric motor that was design to “win races” is at the heart of this two wheeled monster. The bike will be racing today on the Isle of Man TT, also known as the toughest motorcycle race in the world. Our only suggestion would be changing the name from “E1pc” to “Ep1c” because that’s exactly what it is.

[via Engadget]

Put Another Coin in the Swear Jar

Allan G. — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 16:28:29 +0000

We were all told when we were little kids to not cuss. Some parents broke out chili peppers to put in the kids mouths while others simply collected money and put it into the ominous swear jar. Well, a new twitter application is out to clean up the social network of all its potty mouth users. SwearJarr works with a self checking model where individuals can go back and police their own posts. If you are one of those people who feel as if they need to police the web for crime, SwearJarr will make you an honorary member of the Swear Police once you start scanning your friends profiles for profanity.

SwearJarr recommends a monetary donation for cussing on twitter, with the donation increasing with the severity of the word. The donations are then split between two different charities which change on a monthly basis.

SwearJarr estimates that over 475,000 cuss words are tweeted daily, meaning some serious good could be done depending on the amount of people who get on board with the program. While Twitter will never be a swear free environment, perhaps you could balance out the foul language with some charitable donations.

[via Mashable]

The Magic iPad

Allan G. — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 18:30:45 +0000

Steve Job’s can’t stop talking about how magical the iPad is but we all felt that the iPad, like every other piece of technology, had it’s limitations. We suggest Apple hires magician Shinya to do their next conference to really enforce the magic within each and every iPad.

Musical Stethoscopes

Allan G. — Thu, 27 May 2010 07:07:34 +0000

Are you an aspiring med school student who wants to get used to having a stethoscope in your ears? Perhaps you are a Doctor who is tired of all the repetitive beeping from the hospital machines. Either way, these stethoscope headphones, or rather Stethedphones, were made with you in mind. As well as being music friendly, the Stethedphones come with a remote and Mic to allow you to make a receive calls. Unfortunately, no nurse outfit is included, and this product isn’t even for sale. Yet it makes us wonder, how is it that nobody thought of this completely obvious musical design before?

[via Gizmodo]

Malware Targets Male Weakness… Beach Babes

Allan G. — Sat, 22 May 2010 20:34:43 +0000

It seemed as if it was only a matter of time before the master minds behind malware figured out how to penetrate Facebook profiles with more success than they could have imagined. Imagine logging onto Facebook and seeing that one of your friends has shared something on your wall…

Without hesitation you are going to click a video with a thumbnail like that from your trusted friend. Unfortunately for you two let downs are about to occur; a malware virus is being installed on your computer and there was never any beach babes to watch. While this attack seems targeted mainly towards a male demographic, it is something to be aware of. Be suspicious of incoming links and make sure you have an adware scanning program installed on your computer.