A blog about why Twitter and Facebook did not join forces...yet.
Saul Hansell questions the privacy of Youtube since they broadcast your taste in videos - once subscribed to a channel, your user name and photo is usually listed on there is no way for you to keep your subscription private.
"Drawing Machine" is a robotic device that uses the physicality of sound vibrations to influence a pen rotating on a robotic arm. Check out the video to see this thing in action.
Amazon.com's electronic Kindle reader -- a device meant to remove the paper from the page and make reading both more convenient and eco-friendly -- is celebrating its first birthday.
Rather fitting. Being a Web developer in 1997, Google changed the way that I work and possibly the way that I think about solving problems...
I'm not sure if anyone else caught this on NPR... I'm dying to read
Crystal's new book... I even noticed in publishing that some authors are
beginning to write in blog and text form, and kids are really taking to it!
This could be an interesting turn on the way we give and receive
information
I wish we had this when we were putting together our op-ed... enjoy!
The rising cost of college — even before the recession — threatens to put higher education out of reach for most Americans, according to the annual report from the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education.
(have fun!) We extracted the colours from 10 million of the most “interesting” Creative Commons images on Flickr. Using our visual similarity technology you can navigate the collection by colour
A new Internet company from Brazil launches Power.com aims to
become the portal through which people access their online social lives. Power.com wants to be a dashboard that makes it easier for users to see
all their social networks and communications applications in one place.
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A blog about why Twitter and Facebook did not join forces...yet.
"Drawing Machine" is a robotic device that uses the physicality of sound vibrations to influence a pen rotating on a robotic arm. Check out the video to see this thing in action.
Rather fitting. Being a Web developer in 1997, Google changed the way that I work and possibly the way that I think about solving problems...
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