Is this Wireless Graphics Card Stupidly Intuitive or Just Stupid?

theatlantic: Alexis Madrigal: The Knight Foundation released a report today detailing how technology was employed in the aftermath of last year’s earthquake in Haiti. The infographic above summarizes some of the key areas, but there’s a full report available, too. Read the full article here.

theatlantic: Alexis Madrigal: The Knight Foundation released a report today detailing how technology was employed in the aftermath of last year’s earthquake in Haiti. The infographic above summarizes some of the key areas, but there’s a full report available, too. Read the full article here.

laughingsquid: Egypt Returns To The Internet

laughingsquid: Egypt Returns To The Internet

Opertoon makes stories you can play. We’re combining comics, games, music, and touch- and gesture-sensitive devices to create a fresh kind of storytelling we call “opertoons.” Our apps Strange Rain and Ruben & Lullaby offer up a taste of what we’re creating: interactive entertainment that’s engaging, emotional and artistic. (via Opertoon)

Opertoon makes stories you can play. We’re combining comics, games, music, and touch- and gesture-sensitive devices to create a fresh kind of storytelling we call “opertoons.” Our apps Strange Rain and Ruben & Lullaby offer up a taste of what we’re creating: interactive entertainment that’s engaging, emotional and artistic. (via Opertoon)

But enter “story” mode and you’ll see what Opertoon means when they claim to design “stories you can play.” With each tap on the glass, snippets of a mysterious character’s inner monologue flit onscreen. Drag your fingertips across the rainy image, and even more stream-of-consciousness spatters out. Who is this person? (via “Strange Rain” iPad…