Derek is an Australian videographer, photographer, podcaster, and gardener. That's all that will fit in this box though. Really, he can do anything. Srsly.
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This is pretty rad device. It’s a little spooky to see this stuff automated though.
Discovered via the Engadget post tweeted by Rob.
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Ian Sanders talks to Gary Vaynerchuk about reactionary business (read: change in business/brand marketing).
Another awesome an inspirational discussion with the GV! Plus, he talks about cake! ;)
Recorded on the way to FOWA London 2009.
reblogged from Pasquale D'Silva - Animation & Illustration
I left this comment on Pasquale’s post:
That’s what I want! OH MY!!!
I’m sick of my Mighty Mouse!
The operating system is interesting, but the biggest thing for me is the giant trackpad. I used to think it was easier to design and edit videos/photos with a mouse, but I’ve been using my MacBook Pro and iPhone for so long that I can’t handle a mouse anymore.
I will buy just the trackpad TO-DAY! Where do I sign?
psql:
10/GUI - Reimagining the desktop interface with multitouch.
reblogged from A Figure of Speech - 3 notes
I’ll take three! So I can fit my fat ass in there and bring a friend!
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THIS. I NEED IT.
Wireless electricity demo: Eric Giler on TED.com
Obviously, I’m not the first person to think of this, but around the year 2000 I wondered why wireless power wasn’t available yet. I hope this will be supported by all devices by 2013.
Discovered via ‘Top in Tech Industry News’ on Digg on the right side of the page while I was writing a comment on an article I just Dugg. (See Digg page.)
