April 2011
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First Impressions: Sifteo Cubes
The Sifteo cubes Early Access program is officially underway with approximately 1,000 participants. Having tested the cubes for a week now, I will share my first impressions of the platform. Getting Started Upon opening the cubes, it is good to charge them. A docking station is provided that fits up to six cubes, which slide in and nicely click into place. Once charged, the cubes can be connected...
Apr 19th
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Urgent Evoke: A Crash Course in Changing the World
Urgent Evoke (www.urgentevoke.com) is a website that seeks to “help empower people all over the world to come up with creative solutions to our most urgent social problems.” Evoke presents a ten-week course that helps users learn about pressing world problems, such as hunger, sustainable energy, and water shortage, amongst others. It was directed by Jane McGonigal, sponsored by the...
Apr 4th
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Color for iPhone: The Greatest Revolution of All...
On March 24, 2011, the most revolutionary event in the history of all humankind, life and death on Earth took place: Color for iPhone was launched (Figure 1). The utterly useful and self-aggrandizing app that shows no modesty in parroting that it garnered $41 million dollars in idiot capital, of which $40.98 million was spent on the color.com domain name, has already made an irreversible impact on...
Apr 1st