Another interesting infographic, this time from Space.com:
Month: March 2011
Rechargable Batteries
At my office, the most common form of Mouse/Keyboard combination at any given desk is Apple’s wireless Magic Mouse and Wireless Keyboard. These use AA batteries, and there’s consistently a shortage of extras lying around. Recently I tried to take matters into my own hands and get people to use rechargeable batteries, but unfortunately the …
25 Most Influential People Tweeting about Augmented Reality
With almost every consumer getting a smart phone, and many new devices coming standard with cameras, compasses, network connections, and orientation sensors, the age of augmented reality is virtually upon us. In the coming months and years, I think the use of augmented reality will increase significantly – maybe not in the futuristic scifi style …
Attending the National Geographic Field Photography Seminar
This weekend I attended the National Geographic Travel Photography Seminar hosted at the National Geographic Society HQ in Washington, DC. Here’s a few brief notes, as well as resources discussed during the all day seminar. Presenters: Catherine Karnow Aaron Huey
Lecture: How Spatial Arrangement Creates Movement, and Implications for Consumer Shopping Behavior at Ikea
Here’s a great talk by Professor Alan Penn of the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture, discussing How Spatial Arrangement Creates Movement, and Implications for Consumer Shopping Behavior at Ikea. It’s long, but a great analysis of the topic, with easy foundations of key concepts explained. “Professor Alan Penn describes the way that architects use space …
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