March 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Perhaps it’s this type of automation that Lady Gaga is speaking about when she sings of obsessive adoration. Ken Rinaldo, Ohio Say University teacher and artist, has taken the persistence of a paparazzo and teamed it with the unflagging devotion of a robot, making a moving, wheeling, and turning cameraman. A few Paparazzi Bots appeared at the Winter Olympics as commissioned pieces of art by Rinaldo (a cultural Olympiad), and were filmed at Berlin’s transmediale art and culture festival in early February. As... [Read the full story]
March 12, 2010 · Leave a Comment
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March 12, 2010 · Leave a Comment
The iPhone isn’t the only touch-controlled mobile platform to get a baffling port of Unreal Engine 3. Palm announced that a version of UE3 on WebOS — that’s what the Palm Pre uses — is on display at GDC. According to the announcement, licensed Unreal Engine developers will soon gain the ability to create games for the mobile platform, using both UE3 and Palm’s new Plug-in Development Kit. The more mobile platforms support Unreal, the more cost-effective it will be to develop games for them... [Read the full story]
May 23, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Ever since news aggregators emerged on the web, they’ve been aiming to provide recommendations for the ideal news to read. The trend has recently resurfaced with new tools, user feedback and communities, all of which provide an ample amount of data that can be used to infer certain things about the popularity of a given news item. NewsGator’s on the web RSS Reader, which includes FeedDemon and NetNewsWire under its umbrella, has teamed up with SenseArray to provide suggestions to its users. SenseArray filters through... [Read the full story]
March 12, 2010 · Leave a Comment
There’s a load of great tech news happening out there each day, and, unfortunately, we just can’t cover it all. Here are a few of the other noteworthy things we saw today on our never-ending journey through the wild, wild Web. Growing up in the ’80s and ’90s, Microsoft Encarta was a standby in the classroom CD rack. Computer Mag examines 10 other forgotten compact discs of the era, ranging from the riveting ‘J.F.K. Assassination: A Visual Investigation’ to Microsoft Home’s ‘Cinemania... [Read the full story]
March 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Share We’ve told you about power plants that pull electricity from garbage. We’ve reported on a Formula 3 vehicle that draws its power from chocolate. We even knew a guy that knew a guy, back in high school, who rigged his father’s riding lawnmower to run on his grandfather’s white lightning. Well, thanks to a few brainy Brits, we can now add coffee to the ever-growing list of funny fuels. According to the Daily Mail, the Car-puccino, thanks to a gasification process that breaks the beans into... [Read the full story]
March 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Perhaps it’s this type of automation that Lady Gaga is speaking about when she sings of obsessive adoration. Ken Rinaldo, Ohio Say University teacher and artist, has taken the persistence of a paparazzo and teamed it with the unflagging devotion of a robot, making a moving, wheeling, and turning cameraman. A few Paparazzi Bots appeared at the Winter Olympics as commissioned pieces of art by Rinaldo (a cultural Olympiad), and were filmed at Berlin’s transmediale art and culture festival in early February. As... [Read the full story]
Look, that BOSS TU-2 has served you (and eleventy billion other guitarists) well, but isn’t it time for something a bit different in the pedal board mix Stimmmopped is... [Read more]
Ever since news aggregators emerged on the web, they’ve been aiming to provide recommendations for the ideal news to read. The trend has recently resurfaced with new tools,... [Read more]