I’m guessing you’ve seen the movie? Never say Never. Who hasn’t? Especially if you have kids. And even more especially if those kids happen to be of the female variety. I went in kicking and screaming, and came out a raving Justin Bieber fan. Very simply because
Read more →As part of my deep dive into creativity this month, one of the books I’m reading is ‘Out of our Minds: Learning to be Creative‘ by Ken Robinson. One of his chapters deals with the pace of change, and therefore the need for imagination and creativity. As
Read more →The Steve Jobs biography is launched today digitally. You can get a copy on iTunes or Amazon. It’ll cost you $18.09 on Amazon and $20.55 on iTunes (by my calculations – I only have a UK account for iTunes) You may also want to watch the 60
Read more →I often wonder why we struggle to look backwards and recognise that many of the conversations our ancestors had, as new technology was ushered in, are the same conversations we engage in today? I imagine as the telephone began to gain momentum there were many people who
Read more →I can honestly say I’ve not imagined augmented reality to be used in this way, but having read an article on penn-olson.com recently, I’m surprised it wasn’t invented a long time ago :) Osaka-based Ningen Inc. has developed something big. Its AR Kyonyu uses the Kinect camera to detect people in its field of vision, and
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