I was curious how they were going to approach Bayonetta 2. I mean there’s no way they were going to get away without doing a sequel, not after all the praise it got. Girls with glasses and guns attached to their legs, yes please - Read the story
Have you heard the news? Youtube apparently launched a feature called "the HTML5 player" today. We thought it was launched in 2009 because I was using it a while back now, but I must be in a time space continuum and you guys just found out about it. Personally I think the Youtube HTML5 player is not really all that good. I am going to compare it to the Vimeo HD player.
This is a really neat video that I found over at the all mighty Vimeo. Its a retro style rendering that is truly inspiring and makes me want to start something like this myself. He used AfterEffects Cinema 4D and I can tell you, its awesome. Check it out
Apple's acquisition of Lala late last year made insider's wonder what the company was up to. Streaming your iTunes library has always been the stuff of dreams for users like me, but now it's shaping up to be a realistic feature coming to iTunes later this year. Sources aren't confident in any announcement coming next week's at Apple's event, but I'm sure we'll be hearing more and more about it as 2010 wheels on.
I often find myself looking to Youtube to find a new band I'm into, or about to like, for the sole reason of "I will be able to listen to it, watch it and its free". The one downside of using Youtube as a makeshift iTunes is when you search for a song or band, it usually brings up a couple of their music videos and a slew of useless crap. No I don't want to see your 3 year old playing guitar to Metallica, I want to see the actuall Metallica concert or music video. Now thanks to the power of science, I can use Youtube Music Discovery to pull together whole albums from the masses of videos, ready for me to listen or watch.
Remember that free to play FPS Warrock? Well, about a year ago I put together this funny tutorial that teaches you nothing, actually you may learn more by not watching it -- watch on youtube.
Or so the talks seem to go. Long time operating system rivals, Microsoft and Apple, have been in secret meetings according to various sources, that they are teaming up against the ever extending Google hand. What does this mean for iPhone users? Well, Bing might soon replace Google as your default search engine. Google would still be an option, but Bing would become the out of the box resource for millions of people world wide. This comes as little surprise as Google's own home made OS and phone, Android and Nexus One respectively, are direct competitors to Apple's Jesus phone. And that's not to mention the constant denials in Google grown app's in Google Voice and Google Latitude.
Mr. Jobs must really see a big threat from Google to look to Ballmer for help in this situation, but I guess when the situation calls even mortal enemies can join together to engage a common nemesis. Though, it's interesting to point out that Google, a relative newcomer to the tech world, has made tech industry vet's Apple and Microsoft hold hands, so to speak, to take overwhelming notice of the big G's growth and power. I'm curious what Google's response to this will be, but then again they seem to be doing fine with their own Google Chrome Operating System coming out later this year, becoming a third party in the war of the OS's.
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