We’d like to welcome you to the best thing we’ve ever created. We’ve been working on this for months in secrecy and we were at one point on schedule to make an official release on Friday, but we had to rush things a tad. Due to un-forseen failures on the internet, we needed to push an early release before the duct-tape peeled off the old site. We’d like to take this time to answer any questions you have and get you in the loop…
Youtube has been morphing over the past few months with numerous design itterations and most recently Cosmic Panda, but the design team has hit a sweet spot and are now testing a new site-wide re-design. The focuses looking forward is simplicity, content subscriptions, integration with other Google properties and a slick new design — but the biggest impact of it all will be a tight integration with Google+.
When the iPhone popularized the touch screen it didn’t magically do away with the issues that plagued the technology for years prior. Tactile response is key to being able to type accurately and rapidly on a keyboard. On a touch screen however, it’s a little tougher. And so here we introduce FingerFlux, a magnet that directs your fingers to the center of touch buttons.
Over the past 3 years, Okay Geek has shifted, molded and grown into a much loved blog with an amazing audience and an incredible team. We have made dozens of changes, made many mistakes and suffered some growing pains, but in the end we have accomplished something awesome. We have finally become a player in the blogosphere, and in the weeks to come, we will be taking it to another level.
It’s quite interesting when you look at how computers have evolved over the past decades, while printers, have for the most part, stayed relatively the same, with the exception of a few minor tweaks and revisions to how images and documents get printed. Well, no more! There’s a new concept in town of what printing should be like in our touch-based, modern world. And boy, does it make me want to throw my money at my computer screen. — More after the break!
The idea of a First Person Shooter is brilliant because it’s so simple. It’s a safe and low-risk Blueprint for game developers to easily add emotion, character and story to a video game. It’s the fabric of most great story driven video games on the market today, but an increasingly overwhelming amount of these titles has the player wielding a weapon, usually being a gun. Now don’t get us wrong, FPS-shooter titles are always the staple of action in the gaming world, but what if we took that exact concept, but looked at it from a different angle… so to speak?
The next best thing to seeing great cosplay is watching a video that incredibly captures what is cosplay, and there was an overwhelming amount of awesome cosplays at DragonCon 2011. This video caught our eye in particular (not because of the obviously awesome cosplay), but because of the fact that it really serves the art justice. Awesome video, check out more of their stuff here.
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