Archive for July, 2012

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AN iPad case that doubles as a teething toy? Yes, such a product exists. It’s known as the Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Apptivity Case (also available for iPods and iPhones) and it sells for $35.

In a Fisher-Price Lab, Apps Are Child’s Play – Prototype – NYTimes.com.


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here are a few favorites:

 

 

and from the mods at reddit/r/cinemagraphs:

the difference between gifs and cinemagraphs is small, but important
So what is the distinction? It’s hard to nail down and I don’t want to create strict rules, but here are some general guidelines:

• A cinemagraph typically isolates movement while the rest of the image is stationary, whereas a regular gif is just a small portion of video, on a loop. An example might be an image where the only movement is the occasional blinking of the subjects eyes.

• A good cinemagraph would also be a good photograph even if there was no movement. The things that define a good photograph also define a good cinemagraph.

• A good cinemagraph doesn’t feel like it’s on a loop. Most gifs loop by definition, but a good cinemagraph somehow tricks us into seeming more alive than a loop. An example might be steam rising from a coffee cup – because steam also perpetually rises from a coffee cup in real life, it feels natural to see it happen in a cinemagraph.


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this site is a constant source of great reviews and visuals.
http://36pages.com


 

GameDock wants to turn your iDevice into a game console | Ars Technica.


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I love seeing this stuff!
Behind the scenes of the making of The Fantastic Mr. Fox


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It requires Chrome, and starts to break down in quality when there are too may users, but when it’s just 3 or so of you, you can really make some cool sounding music with strangers!

http://labs.dinahmoe.com/plink