Top Secret Drum Corps Will Blow Your Mind
Top Secret Drum Corps is a precision drum corps based in Basel, Switzerland. Top Secret became one of the first non-military, non-British Commonwealth acts to perform on the Esplanade at Edinburgh Castle. Since its success in 2003, Top Secret was invited to return to Edinburgh in 2006 with a new and improved routine. They were invited a … Read more
A Mood-Measuring App Coming Your Way Soon
Everyone faces some of those days full of: Stress. Anger. Exhaustion. Maybe you are not exactly sure how you are feeling or why you are feeling a certain way. Not to worry. Xpression, an app developed by U.K.-based EI Technologies set to release within the next year, will help you identify and track your moods. … Read more
Aphex Twin’s Remote Orchestra
After taking up many monikers and establishing a new style with each release, listeners have come to trust Aphex twin to “guide them into uncharted realms of electronic sound.” Combine this, 28 years of production experience and an outlandish idea that has been 5 years in the making. The result? An audio visual experience like … Read more
The New Myspace Redesign is Incredible
Could Myspace be relevant again? Built entirely from scratch, this new redesign of Myspace is absolutely stunning. Wow.
New Album by The xx Premieres Through a Single Fan
The xx released their upcoming sophomore album, Coexist, in an experimental fashion this last Monday. They decided to go about the release by giving the album to a single fan and then letting him/her (the person wishes to remain unnamed) spread the album by word of mouth. Without any marketing, the album is now being heard … Read more
Understanding The Power of Facebook Advertising
There is no question that Facebook’s core growth as a company has been established by its advertising prowess. But since the IPO debacle, Wall Street analysts have continuously questioned the future and power of advertising on Facebook. Facebook’s biggest asset is the data it collects from nearly 800 million active users, and one that marketers … Read more
U.S. Food Waste Costs Billions Every Year
Each day Americans waste enough food to fill up the Rose Bowl stadium. According to a report released by National Resources Defense Council, food waste in America costs $165 billion annually, as roughly 40% of food goes to waste. This is a major problem, considering 15% of the U.S. population is considered “food insecure.” Food waste has … Read more
Is Microsoft’s new tablet the iPad killer?
Now I’m not the biggest fan of Microsoft products, but this new 10-inch tablet PC titled Surface 2.0 looks pretty nifty. There’s sleek design and a beautiful operating system in Windows 8. Check out the video and pics below and if you’re curious to learn more about the Surface 2.0 which was released just this … Read more
Ashton Kutcher to Play Steve Jobs in New Movie
The Two and a Half Men, Punk’d, and That 70s Show star Ashton Kutcher is signed to play Steve Jobs in the upcoming indie pic “Jobs.” The film will chronicle Steve Jobs all the way from wayward hippie to co-founder of Apple, where he became one of the most revered creative entrepreneurs of our time. Joshua … Read more
The New Apple iPad has arrived
Today, Apple has announced their new 4G LTE iPad that features a 9.7-inch retina display at the San Francisco Yerba Buena Center for Arts. The cost for the new iPad starts at $499 and includes a retina display, a 5-megapixel camera (same as the iPhone 4S), and 1080p video recording capabilities. “[It has] text sharper … Read more
Flying robot swarm plays James Bond theme song
These flying robot quadrotors created by University of Pennsylvania engineers are able to perform the James Bond Theme song by playing a variety of instruments including drums and maracas, a cymbal, a keyboard, and a guitar built from a couch frame. The flying quadrotors are flying completely autonomous (humans are not controlling them). Instead, they are … Read more
Google heads-up display glasses are a thing of the future
By the end of 2012, Google plans to release a set of glasses with a heads-up display, reports the New York Times who have spoken with Google employees working on the project who wish not to be named. These glasses are rumored to be Android based and will include a display screen in each lens that … Read more
