31 Aug, 2006
Posted by: imarichardson In: Cool Stuff
Enter the Wheelman BushPig from ExtremeToysForBoys.com. I came across this while watching one of my new favorite shows, I Want That: Tech Toys (reminiscent of the old Tech TV show FreshGear) from HGTV. It’s like a motorized snowboard on wheels. What’s actually pretty interesting is that you step “into” the wheels. There’s a hand throttle [...]
30 Aug, 2006
Posted by: imarichardson In: News
I came across these Web 2.0 Design Kits from PhotoshopLab.com. They’re cool little tutorials for giving your site/application that nifty little Web 2.0 look: reflections, gradients, stripped background, soft shadows, and the essisention two toned header bar image look.
I came across these Web 2.0 Design Kits from PhotoshopLab.com. They’re cool little tutorials for giving your site/application that nifty little Web 2.0 look: reflections, gradients, stripped background, soft shadows, and the essisention two toned header bar image look.
OK, so i may be a few days late but it’s looking like Apple will be shipping Leopard with both Ruby 1.8.4 and Rails 1.1.2 installed. So I’ve been looking at Rails over the course of the past few weeks and it’s really shaping up to be a pretty nice environment. I know there are [...]
23 Aug, 2006
Posted by: imarichardson In: Asides
Today Crazyegg.com just came online! Crazy Egg keeps stats about the different parts of your site that visitors click on so that you can detect which portions of your page are most clicked by visitors. It’s definitely worth checking out for anyone who wants to check how visitors use their website.
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Microsoft announced last week a really exciting opportunity for the aspiring game developer: the New MS XNA Game Studio. The new kit will be released on August 30, and allow dudes and dudettes of all types to develop games that run on Windows and the XBOX 360. The basic kit is free but if you want to deploy your creations it’ll cost you a little to join the “Creator’s Club” $40 or $99 for a four month or 12 month subscription, respectively. Although, I personally think they should have made it $20 and $50 respectively, it’s still pretty cool .
22 Aug, 2006
Posted by: imarichardson In: Cool Stuff
So this has got to be one of the coolest phones you’ve ever seen! It’s the Synaptics/Pilotfish ‘Onyx’ Touchscreen Phone. It’s got no buttons or slots or sliding “thing-a-ma-bobers” - just one piece with a flatscreen touch sensitive interface. It’s got all the coolness: MP3 Player, Personal Computing (Calendar, etc.), Camera, oh, and a phone, too!
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