Gadgets
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Location-based Gaming overview
Katharine over at ChannelFlip games does a great job of giving a run down of Location-based Gaming for the general gaming public. She talks about the history of LBG’s (apologies […]
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LHC Rap – Gettin’ down with the Doomsday machine
In honor of the upcoming start-up of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN on Wednesday (whether or not you believe it will be the end of the world), I had […]
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Ubiquity
In this week’s podcast we mention Mozilla Labs Ubiquity project and we basically say we aren’t sure what to make of it…that has a lot to do with the fact […]
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Cool hologram-y city guide maps from Urban Mapping
We’ve had the chance in a previous podcast interview to talk to Ian White of Urban Mapping about some of their digital products, but I really like the company’s new […]
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Sprint and Geobrowsing Launch Next Month
Sprint is rolling out its WiMAX XOHM 4G network next month, starting in Baltimore. Why would our readers care? Because a prime function they’re heralding is what they call “geobrowsing” […]
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Shanghai 2020 – amazing scale model of the entire city
With all the attention focusing on virtual worlds and digital modeling, it’s still cool to see large-scale physical models. One of the most awesome ones I’ve heard about has got […]
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The Last Guy-Google Maps style gaming experience from Sony
Now that my ESRI presentation is over, and the demo went really well, with lots of great feedback, my next job is to work on bumping up the design quality. […]
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Cool Stuff, general, VirtualWorlds
Chemical Brothers and Google Earth make Midnight Madness
The Chemical Brothers are creating a cool global video project based on the theme “Midnight Madness”, using Google Earth and their fans worldwide to promote the release of their new […]
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Would Google Maps steer you wrong?
To brighten your Monday, here’s a great comic from xkcd on the perils of trusting Google Maps implicitly……
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Cool Stuff, Gadgets, general, GeographyAwareness
Microsoft Surface Sphere
Remember back in april we reported about Sensisphere’s new touchable display that’s in the form of a hemisphere? Well apparently the good people at Microsoft do (they got the idea […]
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