via Singularity Hub
This post was originally published on the Gravity and Levity Blog, and has been republished on Singularity Hub with permission … Read More >>
MakerBot Replicator new 3D printer
via Boing Boing
Our friend Bre Pettis has introduced the MakerBot Replicator, his company’s latest open source 3D printer. It can print much … Read More >>
Nuance Launches Dragon TV, Lets You Control Your TV With Your Voice
via TechCrunch
Speech recognition company Nuance (which powers part of Apple’s Siri), is launching its new “Dragon TV” platform today, which … Read More >>
Intel Adds Integrated Voice Control With Nuance Partnership
via TechCrunch
Today at Intel’s CES 2012 Keynote, the firm announced a strategic partnership with Nuance. If you’ve forgotten, Nuance is a … Read More >>
OLPC Tablet launching this year
via Boing Boing
The XO-3, designed to sell for just $100, has a Marvell Armada processor, 512MB of RAM and runs Android or the OLPC project’s … Read More >>
Unexpected camera art featured in Year of the Glitch
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Phillip Stearns created Year of the Glitch, a gallery of electronic artwork resulting from the shortcomings of digital cameras. … Read More >>
Ending an endless game: an interview with Julian Gough, author of Minecraft’s epic finale
via Boing Boing
Born in 1966, raised in Galway on the west coast of Ireland, and now resident in Berlin, Julian Gough has been many things: … Read More >>
Free/open spherical lollipop houses
via Boing Boing
A UK project called Ekinoid aims to produce free/open plans for spherical houses that perch on poles seven feet off the ground. … Read More >>
Sportiiiis: a heads up display for the athletically inclined
via Engadget
When we’re not blogging, we’re training for marathons, triathlons and the like, and we’re constantly looking for ways to … Read More >>
Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1: the notebook with two brains
via Ars Technica
Throwing another idea at the wall to see if it sticks, Lenovo introduced the … Read More >>