Tupac to perform live at Coachella with the power of holographic technology
You wouldn’t know that Tupac is dead by all the news that surrounds him year after year including unreleased music, photos and conspiracies. Unfortunately, Tupac is dead - but for this weekend, he will come back to life thanks to holographic technology.
Berg Explores The Future Of Touchable Movies
We think of movies as linear progressions. It’s generally a story with a beginning, middle, and end—and it’s always something we consume from start to finish. Timo Arnall of Berg shows us all just how dated this view of video has become. In a project for Bonnier and Mag+, which I’ve dubbed “cinema glass,” he turns a movie into a swipeable, interactive entity on a tablet. And I don’t just mean that you can pause it or fast forward in some clever way. I mean, 2-D frames combine to become something that feels different than anything we’ve seen before.
Inside Apple’s Foxconn factory (video)
Foxconn is the Chinese factory that puts together all of the Apple products, such as the iPhone and iPad. It’s a pretty rare event when cameras are let into Foxconn, and in this video from Marketplace, they take us inside of Foxconn for a brief but telling view of how it is to work at Foxconn and what it looks like when an iPad is put together.
My new favorite #iPhone accessory. The Moshi Moshi Gold Pop phone by Native Union.
http://www.nativeunion.com/us/limited/popphone-gold.html
Best iPhone Accessory Ever
Tumblr Tops Pinterest and Twitter
Article recommendations from your friends on Facebook and Twitter aren’t a major source of traffic for news websites, according to Pew’s State of the Media 2012 report — but they have potential to become one. The annual release focuses on trends in the world of journalism but as news continue…
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IKEA’S KNÄPPA CARDBOARD DIGITAL CAMERA
IKEA is on an innovative roll these days and have just announce the KNÄPPA flat-pack cardboard...
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Commodore 64 personal computer
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Yes, I still own one of these. No, it no longer works. Yes, I wonder why I’m keeping it.
