Technology, Science, and other ridiculousness
This has to be one of the coolest watches I’ve ever seen. To explain it, the hour hands rotate while each block rotates, and as it reaches the minute indicator it is the correct numeral that is shown. Note that the minute arrow is not connected to the hour cube and once the arrow gets […]
The Arbitron company has begun testing of their new “portable people meter” (It was a one eyed, one horned, flyin’ portable people meter…), a device capable of tracking all media you’re exposed to throughout the day.
The device relies on the participation of TV and radio stations, which encode special inaudible audio markers in their programming. […]
Not much to report here, but Aerodrome’s AeroPlayer will soon offer an AAC plugin that will let you play AAC-encoded MPEG-4 music files (with .m4a extensions), including Apple iTunes music store purchases, thanks to the Hymn Project.
Way to go Hymn Project! I’ve reported on them before, and was quite amazed at the progress those young’nes […]
Lish (the dish) at Mediabolic, Inc sent me a press release on Monday April 11th, but I couldn’t post it because COMCAST (the “unable to keep our DNS servers up and running” company) kept me from getting online all week. But, here is the press release!
Mediabolic, Inc. ( www.mediabolic.com) has made the following announcement today […]
Seiko was showing off this gorgeous prototype watch at ‘BASELWORLD,’ a watch and jewelry show in Switzerland.
This cool jewlery for the wrist uses technology from e-Ink to display a “constantly-altering mosaic pattern,” along with the time display. Something similar could be done with LCDs, of course, but perhaps not with such a gradual curve. This […]
