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I’m a huge fan of simple, well-executed concepts. This video tells a story with nothing but meticulous editing and camera work.
The ScoreCleaner Notes app turns any melody into written musical notation that can be shared.
“What Aereo is doing to bring broadcast signals to its customers is interesting,” Time Warner Cable chief executive Glenn Britt said in an interview with The Washington Post. “If it is found legal, we could conceivably use similar technology.”
TWC finds Aereo “interesting”.
How… interesting.
Skydiving in the Oculus Rift. Yesssss…
Also see: Just Cause 2 flying mod (desperately needs Rift support).
Oh, what I would give for this to be real.
They’re watching: why city-wide surveillance failed to stop the Boston bombing
Everyone’s got their story, after all.
Especially now.
The Boston Marathon bombing was the first time America has experienced a high profile terrorist attack in the age of omnipresent internet connectivity, in an environment of near-ubiquitous surveillance.
The Verge always has a thorough, unique (tech-angled) take on the events of the day, and this is no exception.
Includes a breakdown of the technology used to capture the suspects.
The Verge | They’re watching: why city-wide surveillance failed to stop the Boston bombing
CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield performed a simple science experiment designed by grade 10 Lockview High School students Kendra Lemke and Meredith Faulkner.
Dear Esther and Proteus are two indie games I’m dying to play with the Oculus Rift. Above, Oculus community member “Cymatic Bruce” dives into Dear Esther.
Cymatic is regularly posting fantastic 5-10 min Rift walkthroughs. He focuses on the psychological/physiological aspects of experiencing games in VR, which makes his videos great for people who aren’t familiar with VR tech and want to understand in plain terms why the Rift is so revolutionary. Check out his Rift videos on YouTube.
First trailer for Nicolas Winding Refn‘s new film Only God Forgives.
