Showing posts with label Creative Technologies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creative Technologies. Show all posts

15 April, 2012

T-Shirts You Can’t Live Without

10 Tech T-Shirts You Can’t Live Without
by Christine Erickson on Mashable

When you and your significant other wear these t-shirts, two and a half pixelated hearts will light up. When you get within "hugging distance," the shirts will light up until you're fully powered.

You can brush up on the history of one of the most influential game companies, and have your back covered too.

Show off your appreciation for ASCII design, and your sense of humor too.

"No matter where you go, if you've got your localhost -- you've got a home."

For the drummer on the go, this t-shirt is a real working drum machine and looper. There are nine different kits with seven drum sounds each.

Surrealist art gets gamified. We like the 8-bit touch, too.

There are only so many computer ports. You're bound to get it right eventually.

Get it? URL? Links? (Sorry.)

Nothing says geek chic like math equations mashed up with Star Wars.

If you want to go with the old-school nerd look, just dress up as a giant floppy disc.


If you’re going to talk the tech talk, you better walk the tech walk — or at least dress like it, anyway.

There are tons of clever tees tailor-made to be geek chic. Some are video game-themed, others are for the code-savvy. There’s even one to decipher which genre of geek suits you best.

We’ve round up ten tech-themed t-shirts for the nerd in all of us. Which shirt will you be rocking? Let us know in the comments.




Source: Mashable.com

31 March, 2012

Google April Fool Day Prank: 8 Bit Google Maps

Google’s April Fools’ Day Prank: 8 Bit Google Maps

By Kate Freeman On Mashable

Old school flashback! Google couldn’t wait for April Fools’ Day to prank the web with its 8-bit version of Google Maps, temporarily replacing its standard version. Shortly after the “upgraded” Google Maps went live, Reddit users posted world landmarks and historic sites that could be viewed on the map: the ParthenonArea 51,Mount Everest (with a Yeti or hiker, say commenters), and many more “Easter eggs.”
“PLEASE don’t let this be a joke. 8-bit Street View is the greatest achievement in the history of all mankind,” said one Reddit user. Someone else on Reddit added, “Google… I want this for android navigation! You already did the work. Just release it.”
On Friday, Google posted this YouTube video:
Accessing the 8-bit map is easy. Use Google Maps as you normally would to search for cities or landmarks, then click on the “Quest” picture icon in the right area of the screen to view the map as large colored pixels.
Another April Fools’ tease: When you load the map, you may see this joking response: “Your system may not meet the requirements for 8-bit computations.”
Last year, Google pranked the interwebs by introducing a faux new feature called Gmail Motion that would let users type emails by using gestures. The Institute of Creative Technologies later brought the concept to life.
What do you think of Google’s April Fools’ Day prank? Would you like to use this map every day of the year? Tell us in the comments.

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