During Adobe SystemsW‘s MAX 2010, they showed how you can convert Adobe FlashW animations to HTML5W. Pretty freaking awesome!
Via 9to5Mac
During Adobe SystemsW‘s MAX 2010, they showed how you can convert Adobe FlashW animations to HTML5W. Pretty freaking awesome!
Via 9to5Mac
The people at ABC (American Broadcasting CompanyW) and The Nielsen CompanyW have come up with a smart solution to synchronize content from your TV to your iPad so you can use the latter one as a true second screen.
By using some kind of audio fingerprinting, the ABC serie My Generation sync’s to the My Generation iPad app, providing the user with extra (interactive) content about the show, while watching the show.
I think this technology could get very interesting in the not to distant future.
Via Engadget
GoogleW announced Google Font Directory (Beta). This font directory is is an API to use non-web fontsW on a website. It supports the most popular browsers like Chrome (browser)W. Internet ExplorerW, FirefoxW, Safari (browser)W and Opera (browser)W, besides iOS (Apple)W and, strangely, Android (OS)W. Another “potential’ downside is that it has to download the fonts to the client and caches it on the client’s computer , if this gains popularity that won’t be that big of a deal.
Let the designing commence!
How to use Google Font Directory by Revolute
Via Mashable
If you got an iPadW you must, I repeat MUST, download Flipboard. This is a social (and I mean social) magazine which aggregates content your friends share via TwitterW and FacebookW, but also from sites like BoingBoingW and The OnionW in an extremely nice design. I think the concept and execution it is quite brilliant. A very high “Why didn’t I think of this?”
Yez please!
Via 9to5mac

Balls away!
GoogleW surprises again with a nice interactive viral for their webbrowser ChromeW. In Google Chrome Fastball, you have to solve puzzles with the help of online products, like TwitterW Last FMW and Google SearchW. This is all built within a custom YouTubeW site. In between the puzzles there is a cool clip of an iron ball going around a parcours of obstacles.. Just check it out. I like the mechanics, but couldn’t do a proper test if Chrome would better/faster then other browsers, because of an overwhelming response, the site is now down. So if you get the chance, check it out!
Via Mashable
Influential pioneer who defined the alternate reality entertainment genre worldwide. Sean Stewart is an award-winning science fiction novelist, a groundbreaking figure in transmedia storytelling, and the most experienced and influential writer of Alternate Reality Games (ARGs) in the world. A graduate of the University of Alberta in Edmonton and currently based in California, Sean has founded four genre defining companies including 42 Entertainment and Fourth Wall Studios, behind ARG campaigns including The Beast, I Love Bees, Year Zero, and Vanishing Point (Microsoft). In publishing, he has continued to push the envelope of the traditional novel with the transmedia Cathys Book, a New York Times and international bestseller currently published in twenty countries and a dozen languages around the world. For more information about this TEDxTalk or TEDxEdmonton, visit http://www.tedxedmonton.com.
Here is a cool motion infographic by JESS3 about the State of the Internet. JESS3 is in their own words “a creative agency that specializes in web design, branding and data visualization”. I like them
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JESS3 / The State of The Internet from JESS3 on Vimeo.
Just watch
Via BoingBoing