The White Glove Tracking project is done
Remember the project to track Michael Jackson’s glove in every frame of the live Billy Jean performance? Well, it’s done and the data is out there for somebody to do something cool with.
I’m hot and thirsty as well, Benjamin Franklin.
I sort of love that they’re recycling any old mobile phone, a rather brilliant bit of iPhone marketing and some good will, to boot.
The iPhone is the hovercar we’ve all been waiting for
—Jason Kottke, in his quick iPhone review
Great article on cold brewing coffee
Supposed to make for great iced coffee
The poor man’s iPhone (my pal Carissa Ray (no relation) built and photographed this)
Behind the scenes of Ratatouille
Brad Bird talks to the New York Times about making what looks to be the best Pixar pic yet
Anil’s got a great post about reporting in the hyperconnected internet era
“What’s most impressive for this new style of journalism is the effortless switching between original reporting, editing, and curating content from other sources, all with the seamlessness of someone who’s a web native.”
Kottke’s got a quick, sharp post on Facebook as the new AOL
“As it happens, we already have a platform on which anyone can communicate and collaborate with anyone else, individuals and companies can develop applications which can interoperate with one another through open and freely available tools, protocols, and interfaces. It’s called the internet.”