via GOOD
This is your brain on chips. Computer chips have followed Moore’s Law since Intel founder Gordon Moore came up with it … Read More >>
Twitter unveils Bootstrap, a toolkit for lightning-fast web app deployment
via VentureBeat
Today, Twitter gave developers a set of tools for getting web apps built and shipped as rapidly and cleanly as possible.
Called … Read More >>
Holographic Boarding Agents Assist Passengers at Paris Airport
via TAXI Daily News
Paris’ Orly airport is experimenting with ‘virtual’ boarding agents.
The life-like displays are ideal agents that don’t … Read More >>
Microsoft’s Lawsuit With Motorola Just Kicked Off, And It Has Big Implications For Google And Android (MSFT, GOOG, MMI)
via SAI
Microsoft’s patent case against Motorola before the International Trade Commission kicked off today, and Microsoft lawyer … Read More >>
Use Spotlight Search As A Basic Calculator On Your iPhone Or iPad With This Jailbreak Tweak
via Redmond Pie
One of the most well-known utilities that have been built into iOS from the very beginning is the Calculator app, which does a … Read More >>
Improv Everywhere’s “Say Something Nice” megaphone
via Boing Boing
Charlie Todd of Improv Everywhere says: Our latest project has a bit of “maker” flair to it, and I thought you’d enjoy. We … Read More >>
HP TouchPad tops Amazon US sales, rumored for UK price drop
via Engadget
Well, it’s official, the TouchPad is currently the hottest piece of consumer electronics around, and all it took was HP’s … Read More >>
100,000 Sign Up For Stanford’s Open Class on Artificial Intelligence. Classes With 1 Million Next?
via Singularity Hub
A groundbreaking change has struck academia, and its reverberations may be felt for years to come. One of Stanford’s … Read More >>
Energizer Travel Charger Nears Power-Density Singularity
via Gadget Lab
Energizer’s iSurge travel charger offer the highest density of power outputs I have ever seen. One small block of black … Read More >>
Three Self-Delusions That Influence Your Decisions And Productivity
via Fast Company
Why do you put things off, buy over-priced items, and stick with decisions that aren’t paying off? Your strangely wired brain, … Read More >>