Last week, we showed you OK Go’s new video , “The Writing’s On the Wall,” the latest in the band’s series of impeccably orchestrated one-take videos chock full of optical illusions and visual tricks. Here’s the behind-the-scenes look at how they did it. Short answer: it was frantically precise.
Currently at the mercy of BT, Sky has indicated that it wants to build its own fibre-optic broadband network for some time. Having partnered with providers to deliver TV broadcasts over cables and teamed up with TalkTalk to supply gigabit (1000 Mbps)…
Although we’ll be liveblogging the opening keynote of Google’s annual developer conference in just about an hour, we don’t want to dismiss the fact that many of you like to follow along when a livestream is available. Google’s got you covered: keep a…
The £3.8 billion merger of Dixons and Carphone Warehouse has cleared a big hurdle today. After announcing their intention to join forces as Dixons Carphone in May, the European Commission has seen fit to clear the deal, allowing the two parties to…
For the less fortunate, a library may be the only reliable way to get online. But what do they do after hours, or when they can’t make the trek? That’s where a pair of Knight Foundation grants may prove vital. Both the Chicago Public Library and New…
Philips’ hue tap battery-free switch for hue wireless bulbs has gone on sale, offering an app-free way to quickly control groups of lights between a set of favorite presets. The circular switch was announced back in March as a way for those with hue installed to avoid pulling their smartphone or tablet out. Up to four difference scenes can be … Continue reading
Aereo, the service challenged the status quo of TV as we know it, has been dealt a massive setback. The Supreme Court has ruled Aereo violates the Copyright Act, all stemming from the way Aereo operates. The 6-3 ruling all but kills off Aereo, at best forcing them to pivot into a new business model. Speaking to The Verge earlier … Continue reading
We are on the ground and live from Google I/O 2014! This year, Google has made some interesting changes to their format, and the entire feel of the event hints that it will be about the Developers and what they can do. From a new version of Android to other odds and ends we’re expecting to see (or not see), … Continue reading
Ready for more iPhone 6 news rumors? We thought you might be! A new report suggests that while the next, largest iPhone may actually be on sale come the Fall, it may not be available. We know, that’s a bit confusing, but it’s actually nothing new from Apple. We’ll explain. By now, you’ve probably seen the leaked shots of the … Continue reading
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