When the iPad was unveiled in January, everyone could agree on one thing: it did look a lot like a big iPhone. Begeek.fr extends Apple’s consistent design to its logical conclusion in the company’s next two revolutionary devices. I hear the iBoard’s going to implement twenty finger multi-touch and the iMat’s even going to support Flash. [BeGeek.fr] [...]
via Gizmodo by Jack Loftus on 2/28/10 From the ball to special uniforms that make you jump higher, this year’s World Cupcould very well be the most techie soccer tournament the world’s ever seen. The ball, for example (called the Jabulani, fyi), isn’t stitched together—it’s thermally bonded. It’s also the roundest ball ever created for a World Cup. [...]
After all the snark and bickering, we’ve got a Flash app on the iPhone. Kinda. Connect Pro Mobile was built using Flash and then turned into a native iPhone app using Adobe’s Packager. The app itself isn’t all that exciting—it’s aimed at corporate suits—but it’s the first of hopefully many examples of apps which go from plain ol’ Flash [...]
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Iceberg the size of Luxembourg breaks off from glacier in Antarctica, could affect ocean circulation patterns http://bit.ly/a2EGTj