Design studio Gridplane was hired by Microsoft to come up with a new user interface for the Xbox 360 (what eventually became dubbed The New Xbox Experience). Here is their work.
If you couldn’t tell from yesterday’s facial recognition special, I’ve been immersed in iPhoto ’09—just me and 30,000 photos. Here’s my full rundown of the app, plus tips to make it work better and faster.
The Register stumbled across a patent for the “Smart Interface System for Mobile Communication Devices”, a smartphone extension dock that lets you easily plop your phone onto your home network and connect peripherals.
newVideoPlayer("/zumbaphone.flv", 506, 282,""); In this video, the BBC takes us inside the top secret headquarters of IA Technology, where the former ejector seat company is working on the “world’s first fully accurate voice recognition phone,” the Zumba.
There’s almost no way to describe this tech without boring you all to death, so before I do here’s the important part: basically, 32GB DDR3 consumer RAM sticks are now possible.
Sorry Roomba Cat, but you’ve been out-adorabled by this litter of kittens. Who knew they’d learn what robotic vacuums ought to be used for at such a young age? [Cute Overload]
If you haven’t already submitted your poetry to our Vinyl Design Sticker competition, you’ve got all weekend to do so. And even if you have, you might want to try again… More »
As another working week draws to a close and you begin to wonder what manner of horrible evils are lurking out there in the world to destroy the wonderful ideals of a handful of politicians, know that your children are just a tiny bit safer today thanks to South Australian Attorney General Michael Atkinson. Not only has he not changed his mind about having a universal rating system for all forms of entertainment in this country including video games, but he’s actively delaying the public discussion (again) by refusing to provide his final comments on the matter. More »
Surprisingly absent until now, touchability has finally made it into the KDDI au line-up. Casio’s offering utilises a 3.1-inch touchscreen for some funky music apps — making it a music studio in your pocket.
Yes, folks, The Phone advertorials The Phone competition has come to an end and four observant Giz, Kotaku and Defamer readers have won themselves a BlackBerry Bold.
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