the blog edition
Samsung made this nice little video (Viral even) which shows how much of a bottleneck a traditional harddrive can be. Thou they do stripe the disks for even more super fast access. (Hardrive performance isn’t my strongest point, but I’m … Continue reading
Mixing reality with technology, very effective.
Sweet! This is damn good, gotta love the hedgehog. Via Not Another Planning Blog
NYTimes seems to be doing a lot of interesting things lately. One being opening up a search API for all the articles, another being this different layout for skimming the articles. Their reference function is also pretty neat. Mark a … Continue reading
I’m pretty sure that last time I saw this one it wasn’t in production yet. Now it’s available at ThinkGeek: External USB SATA Drive Dock. With a list price of 49$ it’s a cheap solution to get massive amounts of storage. … Continue reading
Simply so much more beautiful than the normal plastic pc crap. Apparently heat isn’t an issue either since the cardboard makes it well ventilated. I almost want one despite the fact that it’s not a mac. Via Core 77
Nicolas Nova is a user experience researcher and runs a really interesting blog. In his own words: My work is about studying how people use various technologies and turn them into insights, ideas, prototypes or recommendations to inform design and … Continue reading
Now they’ve made it accesible offline as well thanks to google gears. Makes it a real option as only email client. Details on the gmail blog.
This is the first time I’ve come across a really well thought thru use of augmented reality (click for a good explanation). The mobile phone apps + postcards and related ways of using it doesn’t really get anywhere longer than … Continue reading
Amazon has done something fairly interesting, an iphone application. Which in itself isn’t that revolutionary. BUT they’ve added something extra (apart from being able to shop from your palm, keep track of your packages etc.), they provide a service called … Continue reading