Imagine a car that can go 300 miles a gallon (120 miles for electric). Well, imagine no further…

While the Venture Vehicle is still the car I am eying, although I think the Aptera comes in at a close second…mainly because its more expensive.

And people wonder why “half” the country watches Saturday Night Live….

Meanwhile, their are rumors that Hillary’s supporters are bribing super delegates. Sigh.

(Hat tip: Hot Air)

(Hat Tip: IsraelPolik)

Here is a video highlighting the Israeli Air Force from CBS.

No doubt the Iranians are watching this video as well, although I hope they “take the hint” as the last thing we need is another war in the middle east (as I do not think Israel is going to lose it, especially if Hillary gets elected).

It looks as if Google has launched a new version of Google Earth! Check out the video below.

(Google LatLong) What good would fancy new navigation controls be if there wasn’t something new to look at? While we’re regularly adding new user-created SketchUp buildings submitted through 3D Warehouse, we decided to take things up a notch for this release by including photo-realistic models for dozens of new cities. Take a spin around Tokyo, Munich, or Boston to get a taste. We’ve also significantly enhanced our approach to rendering 3D data to greatly improve performance and realism.

I’ll have to play around with this later on (as I have too many things to do right now, blog wise).

It looks like there is another “iPhone clone,” this time by LG (note: to my knowledge LG was the first that came out with the touch screen, but Apple popularized it).

Sprint (via Samsung) released a similar version earlier, although it may need a few more months of development as the phone was crashing in front of the tech press.

LG seems to be more of a finished product, although ironically it seems to be exclusive to AT&T (just like the iPhone). Verizon and Sprint must be hating that.

Finally, a phone to take on the iPhone! (although I am still in love with mine).

Its called the Samsung Instinct, and from the video below it sure does look fairly interesting.

Its from Sprint, and they are promoting this phone on NowIsGood.com (hat tip: CrunchGear).

They are releasing it this June, which should help them compete against AT&T. It only holds 2GB of memory, although hopefully they will be offering more (as I am approaching 2GB on my iPhone).

My only advice to Sprint is to make sure there are a lot of “third party apps” to go along with this phone, otherwise they will only be able to retain people on their own network at best (as the iPhone is already gone over 1,300 apps).