Waking Sleeping Beauty - Peter Schneider
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Pranav Mistry: The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology
via ted.com
This stuff is so exciting to see. Can't wait to experiment with it.
iPad alternate reality homepage
As Bob Dylan once wrote - the times they are changing and I can't help but wonder will 2010 see a major coup for the world wide web?? Is Apple's refusal to allow flash onto their mobile platforms really a push for content distribution dominance and what could it have to do with News Corps recent announcements to charge for content??
Apple Tablet: The 'Leaked Ad' - PC World
via pcworld.com
A clever viral campaign or just a good fake?
Light Touch - instantly turns any flat surface into a touch screen | Light Blue Optics
The future of touch on any surface is getting closer to all consumers every day.
The UK's best handheld for 40yrs
via youtube.com
Cool little video ad for the Sun newspaper. Refreshing to see a tongue-in-cheek approach to newspaper advertising.
A trillion computers! How to manage data - linked data!!
I have tried to explain this to a few fresh minded people and fallen flat on my face. The issue of searchable data is huge! Multiply that by a Trillion computer nodes (we have passed a billion computers world wide already) and you have the gapping hole of how to provide a simple searchable system to handle this. This video is a beautiful explanation of Linked Data, beautiful enough for non-geeks to enjoy:
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Fresh from the past: C64 music player in Flash
http://www.unitzeroone.com/labs/tinysidflash/ This is for those not so fresh computer users who had a Commodore 64 or like me who had a Commodore16 (VIC20 with more memory), Commodore128. The cool thing is this is written in AS3 and has the coolest visualiser. Nice one Ralph!
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Laser music maker
via geekologie.com
It goes to show that sometimes technology can be used for the powers of evil.
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