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The iPhone 4 Saga: Animated
A Taiwan news outlet has produced an animated version of all the events so far regarding the iPhone 4: From gadget blog Gizmodo getting a hold a prototype left in a bar to the antennae issues discovered after the launched.
They do take a few creative liberties, though. Enjoy.
Another reading link post
New York Times technology columnist David Pogue interviews the couple behind Snopes.
Books that turn back into trees? Not so far fetched anymore.
Reports of Blogging’s Death have been greatly exaggerated.
Weekend reading 10/07
Porn video company CEO on Digital Rights Management
For The Escapist’s fifth anniversary, a look back at the bold experiment that is the online video game magazine.
Weekend Reading 26/06
How not to be a jerk on Twitter.
Web developer v.s. SEO “expert” v.s. social media “expert”
Coffee powered cars? Now I really miss my diesel Jetta.
A great gallery of modern products had they been made in 1977.
Ottawa Earthquake, Twitter and old media
Around 1:40 p.m. yesterday, I was sitting at my desk reading when I suddenly notice my glass of iced tea appears to be moving by itself.
Then the whole desk starts shaking. I consider the possibility that maybe I’d had too much coffee and turn around in an attempt to focus my eyes but the room [...]
Lego and felt pen printer
Clearly, someone is tired of the insane price of ink cartridges.
Thus, we have a homemade printer built out of Lego, using a felt marker for ink. Truly a marvel of engineering.
31 posts in 31 days
Well, I’ve made it to the end of the Blogathon, writing a new post every day for the month of May.
Though, part of me does wonder just how much of a victory it really is. I mean, I’ve worked for daily newspapers, writing constantly isn’t particularly new.
On the other hand, this time around, [...]
Blogging from prison
Almost two weeks ago, Canadian marijuana activist as well as editor and publisher of Cannabis Culture Marc Emery was extradited to the U.S. to face jail time for selling marijuana seeds to U.S. residents.
However, that hasn’t stopped him from updated his blog.
Leaves me to think I should stop complaining about trying to keep my [...]
Weekend Reading 29/05
So Wired magazine has an iPad app, but not everyone is impressed. Interfacelab asks Is This Really the Future of Magazines?
And on the topic of Wired, the current issue has a fascinating article about biobanks and the sad state they are in.
Then The Onion takes on Facebook privacy.
