Posted onJanuary 14, 2015|Comments Off on Video for new Parkour video game Dying Light
To promote the highly-anticipated action survival video gameDying Light, parkour and freerunning production company Ampisound has created a POV parkour video, in which the protagonist is being chased by zombies on the rooftops in Camvridge, UK.
Each Dr. Dre face has been carefully chosen to correlate with the ‘aftermath’ of the dreidel’s spin.
ג Gimmel, ‘take all,’ is a dreidel player’s dream. It gets a thumbs up from a happy Dr. Dre. ה Hay, ‘take half,’ is no reason to party, but isn’t too shabby, hence the mildly smug portrait or Dr. Dre. נ Nun, ‘nothing happens,’ is a boring outcome. A dead-pan Dr. Dre affirms this.
ש Shin, ‘put one in,’ is pretty depressing; the dreidel player loses an M & M or other such playing piece. But shins are seldom a chronic problem in dreidel. Dr. Dre’s definitely overreacting.
Posted onDecember 20, 2014|Comments Off on Samsung has a new camera that will change the way you take selfies
Samsung’s excellent new ad campaign imagines famous self-portrait paintings as selfies. It’s all to promote its new 3-inchNX mini cameras with flip-up displayand interchangeable wide-aperture lens.
Posted onNovember 9, 2014|Comments Off on Marvel comic book superhero sleeping bags
Need a Christmas gift idea for the Comic Book freak in your life? Selk’bag, has wearable Marvel comic book superhero sleeping bags. These Marvel sleeping bags looks like Spider-Man, Hulk, Captain America, and Iron Man sleeping bags are available on at Amazon. Like the concept but can do without the Superhero thing? Buy plain ones here in a variety of colors.
Posted onNovember 7, 2014|Comments Off on Features of the Amazon Echo
The Amazon Echo is a major piece of technology that can be a part of your home. Echo is a talking, listening piece of electronic furniture. It’s like having the internet on your kitchen table, a personal assistant at your side, and it’s the most innovative device Amazon’s made in years.
Echo, ostensibly a speaker, is a deceptively boring-looking little tube, as though Amazon’s designers took an old Kindle and rolled it into a cylinder, plugging its unremarkable guts with intelligent software that talks to you. You say Echo’s “wake word” to wake it up—beginning what Amazon hopes will be a life-long (or at least, model life-long) friendship. Want to know the news? Echo streams it. Need someone to settle a bet? Echo calls up whatever information you need. Need something added to your shopping list? Echo—and Amazon—would be happy to oblige.
Echo is always ready, connected, and fast. Just say the wake word, “Alexa,” for:
News, weather, and information: Hear up-to-the-minute weather and news from a variety of sources, including local radio stations, NPR, and ESPN from TuneIn.
Music: Listen to your Amazon Music Library, Prime Music, TuneIn, and iHeartRadio.
Alarms, timers, and lists: Stay on time and organized with voice-controlled alarms, timers, shopping and to-do lists.
Questions and answers: Get information from Wikipedia, definitions, answers to common questions, and more.
More coming soon: Echo automatically updates through the cloud with new services and features.
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