This video wants to make me rip my eyes out using the edge of my Xbox gamepad, but it heralds an immediate future that fires a clusterstorm of nerdgasms inside my sci-fi-damaged brain. It shows what Capri, the next 3D sensor by the makers of Microsoft Kinect, is bringing to us: extreme precision, fast motion tracking that gadget makers would be able to embed everywhere, from your tablet, laptop and TV to elevators, robots and appliances. Read More >>
Featured comment by alienvariety:
"Given they're the makers of the Kinect, they don't show much allegiance to Microsoft with all those Apple products on display..." More »
Android 4.0 (a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich) is the prettiest, most intuitive version of Google's mobile OS yet, but hardware manufacturers still insist on dirtying it up. Android skins are inevitable, but who does it best? See for yourself. Read More >>
I love Windows Phone 7's start screen: neatly organised square tiles that clearly show information in real time — from emails to photos to weather to travel progress — without having to click on applications. With Windows Phone 8 Microsoft has solved my only criticism: not enough information density. And they have done it without destroying its simplicity and elegance. Read More >>
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"It's barely related, but in the vein of this website always just being about me, if you look at the BA tile on the TV advert, it shows 8 April and tha..." More »
Oh Apple, as much as I love you—yes Phil, you know I do love you—you can really piss me off sometimes. No, I'm not talking about iOS' serious privacy problem or the obnoxious nature of some of your Apple spokepeople. Read More >>
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"I Just Banned Jesus Diaz
Last night, during a heated discussion in a post about Google, Jesus called someone a "corporate cocksucker". Then he did it..." More »
If you are an obsessive user interface jerk like me, you may have noticed the slight design changes in iOS 5. They are almost invisible but they are there, from two-pixel position adjustments to transparency changes in the badges' shadows. Read More >>