Posts Tagged ‘MIT’

Siftables: The Incredible Thinking Blocks

Imagine a toy block that can interact with you or a child. How would you teach math? Or spelling words? Or even making a story? Music? Siftables is the answer! David Merrill from MIT, is the creator of Siftables and the video below from TED demonstrates the ability of these tiny little toy blocks....
February 13th, 2009 | Randomness | Read More

Hack the Planet!

Damn I hope someone out there got the movie reference in the title.  Otherwise, I’m going to feel sad.  Sad and old.  Or, sadder & older than usual. Anyway, over the past ten days there has been a fairly fascinating debate about Intellectual Property Laws, Computer Fraud, and plain old bored...
August 21st, 2008 | How To..., Randomness, Rumors | Read More

Weekend Recap – August 11th 2008

Some quick updates on what you’ve missed this weekend: Video card wars! Intel vs. Nvidia vs. ATI – Tom’s Hardware Motherboards with dual-core Atom processors are being made! – Guru3D Intel’s new processors to be called “Core i7″ – Guru3D MIT hackers break...
August 11th, 2008 | PCs, Randomness, Weekend Recap | Read More