Here’s a new twist to the Augmented Reality hype that hasn’t stopped growing for the past few years (and won’t stop until we have fully immersive experiences) : Grid. Since the explosion of AR apps on iOS (Layar, Acrossair) …
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a Robot readable world
Terminator was very right when looking humans over the shoulder. We are so blind when analyzing our environment, machines can identify frillions of cars within a fraction of a second, can we? Well, some still can’t differentiate between …
Vimeo gets a redesign
A much needed revamp for the arty video community which hadn’t changed their visual appeal in ages (pretty much since it appeared back in 2004). And taking into account the explosion of “creative networks” elsewhere on the net, …
Roland’s 3D Hobby Milling Machine
One more Japanese gadget for the day. Thank god they’re here to manufacture easy to use “take-me-home” 3D printing machines (although this is arguable) because I still remember the one Madrid’s MediaLab Prado had created a few years …
Olympus OM-D E-M5
Just like the m43 people say… it’s been crazy over the past 3 months for the mirrorless market… the Sony Nex-7 which was supossed to be released last year is now fully shipping (and everyone is reviewing it …
Space Stallions
Thundercats’ movie is just around the corner (or should be right?) but here’s an amazing challenger that maybe one day will get not only a big-budgeted movie but their first animated series to start with. The Animation Workshop …
There was an article last week by Matt Burns on Techcrunch regarding the closedown of Megaupload and what this meant for the whole “store & share” industry, from similar services to niche apps like Grooveshark and our beloved …