Following in the footsteps of the exploded iPad and iPhone is exploded Andy, which gives you a look at all of the components Google required in order to give Android’s corporate mascot the right stuff. It even looks like they took a trip to Oz to nab this Tin Man a heart. The design is available as the poster shown above, or as the t-shirt pictured after the break.
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Besides looking like the focus of an Indiana Jones / Mummy type movie or a Roomba that you can wear around your neck, the Escape C is also a wireless device that allows you to stream audio from Bluetooth compatible devices like your MP3 player or phone. Since it can connect to your device within 33ft, you can listen to music or accept calls while freeing up valuable hand real estate in your pockets. Look for the Escape C to be released later this year for $150-$180.
In addition to giving you the power make a call, check your email and ignore a friend on Facebook, Google may now hold dominion over your wallet and car keys thanks to the existence of an Android Robot plush bag. Granted, this example was created as a one-of-a-kind birthday gift, but the Android logo falls under creative commons from Google—so the idea is up for grabs. That means the little green men who invade Earth will be of our own making. Didn’t expect that one…
Your phone dying is a good excuse for missing a call, attending its funeral is a good reason to get out of just about anything.
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When future generations perform archaeological digs to gain knowledge of 21st century mankind, those who were tech nerds or simply well connected to the primitive ancient world will surely be identified by these strange connectivity symbols which accompany stashes of Bluetooth, Infared & USB compatible devices. The other giveaway will be evidence of severe arthritis in both thumbs, identifying those among us who were master text messengers.
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