GE Augments Reality
Have a webcam? Prepare to be amazed.
Watch and the give it a test at plugintotheSmartGrid.com from GE. Unreal.
Have a webcam? Prepare to be amazed.
Watch and the give it a test at plugintotheSmartGrid.com from GE. Unreal.
With Apple and Adobe’s dispute over getting Flash to play on the iPhone always in full-force, it’s nice to see that somebody is smart enough to get video onto the iPhone in a different direction.
Just announced this morning is a free app from CBS called TV.com. While it is still only CBS (the only thing worth watching on the eye network is Letterman) it is step in the right direction offering a number of shows from several of their networks.
Fingers crossed that NBC/Fox are working on a Hulu option.
(via Gizmodo)
For all of the liking/linking I do of Sony Bravia and their great TV ads, they should be providing me one for the trouble.
In the latest they have moved away from the ‘Colour like no other’ to showing off the smoothest motion picture possible on a TV. In doing so they built the world’s largest (Guiness verified) Zoetrope. Think 1800’s, carousel viewers.
Another home run for Sony.
(via Creative Review)
Related: http://www.christianross.net/is-it-color-or-colour/
This is the church that – when I decided to get out of bed in college – I attend on a semi-regular basis. Funny thing is, I consider them one of the most conservative churches in their area. Pretty surprising to see them using social media like Youtube to promote.
A pretty sweet new way of interfacing with computers and technology from MIT Grad Student David Merrill. He’s smart.
(via Tacia Aspen)