Showing posts with label Future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Future. Show all posts

Friday, 22 October 2010

Digital Media Museum

Adobe builds an all-digital museum created to showcase all forms of digital art and media. The vision for the museum is to celebrate digital media and the artists who are embracing and exploring its limitless possibilities. The venue invites visitors to thoroughly explore the interactivity, lack of physical boundaries, and 24/7 availability of the online world.

Thursday, 14 October 2010

Friday, 8 October 2010

Making Future Magic

Another great and innovative way of using an ipad...

Wednesday, 6 October 2010

The Future of Books

Nelson, Coupeland and Alice





Even though I don't think ebooks will necessarily replace hard copies I love the idea of interacting with a story and engaging on different levels. My vote from a personal perspective would go for Alice as it embraces adventure, exploration and escapism. Imagine reading the da Vinci code or Harry potter on Alice, brilliant!! 


For any non-fiction read Nelson would have to be a Must. Imagine the life of a student if reading material were linked to sources, discussions grouped, real-time updates part of your reading experience: invaluable! 


And finally Coupland, a professional network that allows colleagues to share reading lists and make recommendations. a great way it would seem to stay up to date with what's going on in your field.


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Friday, 10 September 2010

The Future of Touch Screens

TAT the Sweedish company has portrayed their vision for 2014 with regards to mobiles and general interactivity.





And as we look into the future it's also interesting to review the past. Here is a quote from Jim Clark (Founder of Netscape) mad in 1994:

“Unprecedented change will occur in the television industry...high speed systems for serving audio and movies on demand, virtual reality games, digital forms of daily newspapers...all media will be available in dynamic form.”