This is an amazing and entirely original concept that I have seen so far and personally, I see this happening in the next 5 years. And believe me, we’re almost there!
“This is the result of the Open Innovation experiment. It is an experience video showing the future of screen technology with stretchable screens, transparent screens and e-ink displays, to name a few.”
It’s awesome! Great video editing.
Google Reader just released new features such as people you can now follow, liking a post, grouping of people you follow, finding publicly shared items. Features seems familiar? Yes, you got it right. They’ve been features of FriendFeed for quite some time now.
Your move FriendFeed.
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Adobe BrowserLab is a new cool web service that helps you test your web pages across a different web browsers and operating systems.
Adobe BrowserLab currently supports Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari on both Mac and Windows XP. Just enter the website’s URL and it will take screenshots of your web page on different browsers and platforms. It displays the result using 1-up (on its own screenshot), 2-up (side by side comparison) and my favorite Onion Skin View (as shown below) where you can quickly pinpoint differences.
One awesome feature of the Onion Skin View is you can use the a slider to fade in/out of each browser screenshot. Pretty cool!
Hopefully Adobe will support more browsers and operating systems in the future.
I just read this at Friendfeed. Is this really the new Google favicon?
Wonder why they keep on changing it. But I like this new one better.
msn.com is sporting a new look to promote its “I’m not a PC” ads. Videos on the background can actually be played which is really cool and original.
