Actually, the other way around (but that title in reverse didn’t have quite the same ring to it).
Microsoft is launching its Project Natal in October, an immersive controller-free gaming system. By kicking, twisting, shaking, jumping, voice commands, and hand gestures, you are the controller.
A few years back I developed a Pong-game using Processing, which tracked [...]
DandyID’s WordPress plugin is now available, compliments of talented developer [and perhaps our biggest fan] Neil Simon. The plugin places a linked list of your online services into your WP blog sidebar. First you’ll need a DandyID account and supply your identities – then download the plugin and follow the installation instructions: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/dandyid-services/.
Enjoy!
Yesterday Arron and I made our way to the 11th Annual MIT Venture Capital Conference, to check out the Entrepreneur Showcase where thirty early-stage businesses from sectors including information technology, healthcare and clean technology exhibited their business vision and technology prowess.
Three companies in particular caught my interest; in no particular order:
1 – Artaic – Innovative Mosaic http://artaic.com/
“Artaic [...]
Although FOWA has hardly come to an end (double-days of Nikki Beach parties beginning tonight!), and tomorrow I’ll be winning the MacBook Air… however, some notes on todays happenings.Kathy Sierra opened with a keynote “Creating Passionate Users” and cognitive seduction, stating the seemingly obvious but so often overlooked methods for relating to people and engaging users [...]
Considering that Jobs started as a hacker himself fudging AT&T systems, why ‘o why doth they make it such a daunting task to develop 3rd party apps for iPhone. I’m losing sleep tonight setting up the SDK. I will prevail.
