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imgfave: ★ discovered on imgfave.com (social image bookmarking)
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humungus: Kenner’s BIONIC BIGFOOT Action Figure
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Schell heard from a player who was disappointed at first that the game didn’t allow the trash talking and arguments as permitted in other MMOs – but after playing ToonTown, he found himself encouraging, rather than disparaging other players in Dark Ages of Camelot: the player realized that Toontown had had an effect on his…
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The rate of change is increasing almost exponentially right now, which means I don’t think it makes sense to go through even a three or four year development cycle any more,” he said. “Unless you can get something to market within a year, at least an initial version within a year, you’re hosed. "So that’s…
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Anina Dress Up is a mobile game for girls created by Anina.net. It is a new market channel for local fashion designers to gain a global visibilty. Anina Dress Up is a memory game created to improve your brain functionality by having the player remember an outfit and giving them 60 seconds to re-create that…
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Both companies will be grabbing for data, claiming territory, and leaving Microsoft alone to defend a desktop that will soon cease to exist. And what happens once all our data is in that iCloud, is there any easy way to get it back out? Nope. It’s in there forever and we are captive customers —…
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kuuteness:
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The researchers have used the pen to create a flexible LED display on paper, conductive text and three-dimensional radio-frequency antennas. They now plan to expand the palette of inks to enable pen-on-paper writing of other electronic and ionically conductive materials. While the pen is likely to prove attractive to electrical engineers and hobbyists, the researchers…
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Once in a while, someone will say something that’s so self-evidently true, and so unexpected, that you’ll spend the rest of your life working through its implications. For me, one such truth is “A publisher makes a work public, it connects a work and an audience”, and the person who said it is my editor…
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According to Eurogamer, the next project for legendary video game developer (and former SXSW keynote speaker) Will Wright will be based on the Bruce Sterling short story “Maneki Neko.” Interviewed at E3 in Los Angeles, Wright tells Wesley Yin-Poole that: “[Maneki Neko] describes a karmic computer that’s keeping a balance of payments between different people,…