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Tag Archives: Design
MySpace Co-Presidents Reveal Company’s Plan for the Future [INTERVIEW]
We had a chance to step into MySpace HQ for a chat with new Co-Presidents Jason Hirschhorn and Mike Jones, who preside over the News Corp.-owned social network from a shared desk in Beverly Hills. The joint office speaks to how closely Hirschhorn and Jones are working together to create a unified vision of the future for the lately struggling MySpace, whose former CEO Owen Van Natta exited the company after only 9 months in the hot seat. Hirschhorn describes MySpace as a site that “lacked focus” as he and Jones were getting up to speed and learning about the business. He sees the pair’s role as instilling that much-needed focus as well as driving a re-imagination of the site from both a user interface perspective and in the development of new products
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How to Get Free Content and Media Hosting at Screencast.com
Let’s say you’ve created a video or image you want to share, but you don’t want it saved to your computer. You want to save it in a safe place, where you can access it at any time. You want some storage options, and the ability to share it in multiple file formats… or keep it private.
Posted in Design Also tagged camtasia-studio, content, demo tour, flash, graphics, library, premier-survey, rights, screencast-com, survey, tools, tutorials, video-or-image, viewers Leave a comment
Amazon is Working on a Better Web Browser for Kindle
Ask any Kindle owner about browsing the web on the device, and you’ll get the same answer: well, you can do it, but… And then you’ll hear how abysmal the browsing experience really is. Having tried it myself, it made me want to whip up my iPhone and its Safari at each turn. Now, the folks at Webmonkey have noticed that Amazon has posted a job listing (the listing has been online for quite a while, but has only now been noticed), looking for a software development engineer to “design and implement new features” on an “innovative Embedded Web Browser.” While it’s the current Kindle’s monochrome, slowish screen will never provide a beautiful browsing experience, improvements could definitely be made to the current browser. With iPad coming to the US market in less than a month , Amazon needs to do damage control in all areas in which Apple’s device is superior to the Kindle, and building a better web browser is probably a priority. The real question, however, is this: will users prefer the readability of the e-ink screen or the more beautiful (but perhaps less enjoyable when you’re reading a book), backlit color LCD
Posted in Mashable Also tagged browser, damage control, ipad, iphone, Mashable, new-technology, Technology Leave a comment
MIT Media Lab Extension: The New Home of Face-Melting Research [MIT Media Lab]
The world-renown MIT Media Lab is a place where every project is an amazing, unbelievable glimpse into humanity's technological future. Now, thanks to a massive $90 million extension, the architecture can match the wondrous excitement created within. In case you haven't had the opportunity to swing by this particular block in Cambridge, Massachusetts, here's what the old Media Lab looks like. It's still there
Posted in Technology Also tagged architecture, cambridge, concepts, extension, fluid-media, media, melting-research, mit, personal, research, smart, Technology, work, yellow Leave a comment
A Na’vi Apartment Block on Earth [Architecture]
I can imagine a future dry Earth in which nature only exists inside huge buildings like this Freshwater Factory Skyscraper , designed by Design Crew for Architecture to produce freshwater from sea water on the south coast of the Spain. Here's how it works: The brackish water—a sightly desalinized water—is pumped into the self-sufficient structure using tide-powered pumps. Then, inside the spheres, mangrove trees feed on that water, transforming it and exuding freshwater that evaporates. This water vapor is collected for human consumption by an internal pipe system. The result: This building can produce 30,000 liters of freshwater per day.
Posted in Technology Also tagged apartment-block, architecture, block-on-earth, brackish-water, building, design-crew, earth, freshwater-per, internal-pipe, mangrove-trees, spain, water Leave a comment
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