April 20, 2013 What would you do with 10,000 iPhones? Ok maybe that's a bad question. Why do you have 10,000 iPhones? Why would you want 10,000 iPhones? I'm getting off the subject. Aatma Studios made this video as a possible advertisement for the phone
One of our favorite niche smartphone apps is RunPee, which tells you the best time during a particular movie to excuse yourself to do something about that gallon-sized Diet Coke you drank when you first sat down. But what if the theater bathroom has a long line or looks like it hasn’t been cleaned since the Eisenhower administration? What if you’re running errands and there’s nary a Starbucks loo in sight?
That’s where CLOO comes in.
This clip, recorded from the inside of an acoustic guitar captures the instrument’s strings wildly oscillating in a way that’s different from what you would see if you were watching the videographer strum his six-string live — instead of a subtle vibrating, the strings move in exaggerated waves, like lines on a heart monitor.
The oscillation is not an enhancement added in post-production. It’s a result of the iPhone’s “Rolling Shutter” effect, which films by scanning the frame as opposed to taking a series of snapshots.
March 29, 2011 The last few years I've used a Blackberry and, after I dropped my phone and shattered the screen, I had to decide if I was going to buy another Blackberry or move on to something else. I wasn't very impressed with my Storm and decided that I didn't want another Blackberry. I narrowed my choices down to a Droid or the iPhone.
December 28, 2010 Seize The Deal. If you haven't heard of it, you must be living in the deep backwoods. If so, how do you get wireless internet out there? I've always wondered. And if you lived in the deep backwoods, then how can you actually be reading this? I digress..
Seize The Deal is a service that allows our listeners a chance to scoop up deals at places they often already shop at. One day, it's 50% off a massage, the next day it's an oil change for $10 bucks. It's taken off big time here in Missoula. Hundreds of local people use it every day. Now, saving money seems to have become even easier.
