June 7th, 2010 | Published in Technology | Comment
Cool campaign by Toyota iQ.
“To demonstrate the agility of the compact Toyota iQ, the car was turned into a mouse. This meant it was able move a cursor on a giant screen and operate a desktop computer.
Before a live audience the Toyota iQ did all the things a normal mouse does, just on a much larger scale.”
Here is the video.
Check out the behind-the-scenes.
Source via @Zack Onisko
July 8th, 2009 | Published in Technology | Comment
I decided to do a quick experiment using my Canon Powershot SD880 camera. I documented my flight from Burbank to Oakland this past Sunday night. I know its an everyday thing now since its been part of society since the early 20th century but its just crazy covering 350 miles in just an hour. The convenience of that versus driving a car for 5.5-6 hours between the Bay and LA.
Flight—its simply an amazing thing.
Here is the set that I compiled.
July 3rd, 2009 | Published in Technology | 2 Comments
As I was trying to kill time, I was researching Quicksilver extendability other than just quick-launching apps. Yes, I know Spotlight does it from the get-go.
My search led to a Lifehacker.com article (as usual, with this kind of things) written a while back about Gina Trapani’s Top 10 Quicksilver Plugins (at the time: November 2007). One of the plugins that intrigued me to check out was the Shelf module/plugin.
June 10th, 2009 | Published in Technology | Comment
For those that don’t know, Apple’s WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) 2009 was this past Monday morning at Moscone West, San Francisco. It’s primarily for those developing for Apple’s products (OS X, iPhone apps, etc.) but it’s also for the Apple fans out there as the Keynote usually addresses new product releases, etc.
I was tuned in, listening to Ustream’s live stream of the Keynote.[1] Pretty cool as you can multitask versus having to read every new updates on a blog. Though you have to give it up though as the photos on the blog updates are more eye candy.
June 8th, 2009 | Published in Technology | Comment
I was just talking to James about the idea of having a URL “longer-er” service/site just for laughs. The idea of it is pretty much a reverse of most of the URL shortening services out there today like tr.im, is.gd, tinyurl.com, etc. Lo and behold, I guess they have one:
Check out URL for this blog using the service:
Nuts! That’s 2008 characters from 20. An increase of about 100 times. =p
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