At Last … Something NEW For Breakfast
In 1937, a General Mills engineer developed a revolutionary “puffing gun" to make Kix one of the first non-flake cereals on the market. This 1938 ad shared with the public the excitement that corn comes in bubbles now!
Very cool dual-screen game implementation. Uses websockets to link your mobile device and desktop, allowing your phone to be the controller for a skee ball game that plays out on the desktop.
“Get your phone and computer together for a classic boardwalk game. No apps. No downloads. Just Chrome and the web.”
In an email sent by ComScore this morning, they inform subscribers of the “removal of RIM (Blackberry) from the comScore reportable universe. This change allows comScore to continue focusing on devices that command sizable market share. Mobile Metrix will now include, and be projectable to, the universe of iPhone, Android Phone, and iPad devices.”
Basically, as far as ComScore is concerned, Blackberry is dead. If only it were so easy to remove other objectionable things from the “reportable universe”.
Great film on user experience design.
The new Makerbot Replicator 2, in action!
Planetary gears printed in exactly 1 hour. Totally cool. (at Saatchi & Saatchi)
It’s finally here!! My new Replicator 2 arrived at the office today! (at Saatchi & Saatchi)
FTA: “As of now it appears that the first paid channels will cost somewhere between $1 and $5 a month”. Should be interesting to see how this plays out.
This is both a cool HTML5 application and the most entertaining corporate annual report ever.