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Who called it! I knew the a fist-a-cuffs was about to ensue.

daily 7.6

Augmented reality game for kids!!!!!!

This week mobile developer Hudson Soft announced a new augmented reality game for iPhone, AR Monster. The game will not only support Aurora Feint's OpenFeint platform, but will feature monsters from the iPhone RPG Aurora Feint 3 in a content update.  AR Monster is a game where players use the iPhone camera to discover and battle monsters "hidden" in the real world environment. The game uses the iPhone's GPS system to populate real-world locations with virtual monsters from an initial library of over 600 creatures. Used in daily 6.21

very cool sounding- you can "snap" any video (skype and stuff included) from your phone, laptop, etc to your tv daily 12.9

Teachers are reaching for innovative demonstrations and other tactics to convince students that science is hip.

"Snap. Verizon offers iPhone 4. Forget the slight redesign, forget the lack of multitasking between data and voice, forget the pricing models for unlimited, tethering, and video chat over 3G. Now the store brand is competing directly with the actual iPhone. Naturally the pent-up demand by Verizon contractees will blow out the overall numbers. But much more importantly, Apple is free to ship an iPhone 5 across the board, where existing contractees can be marketed to with bundled services, i.e. the new TV, the new Enterprise, the new Office. One device, with the carriers battling for the most attractive rendering of services."

They are forming the "AllVid Tech Company Alliance" to attempt to create a standard that would make it easier to integrate internet TV with pay cable TV.

Daily 2.22

Bing wants to do away with the days of "10 blue links." We sat down with Brian MacDonald, Microsoft's corporate vice president for core search program management, to find out how Bing hopes to re-design what we're looking for--and how we look.

social advergame let's you battle on your favorite websites.

he EZ Face "Find Your Look" makeover tool, which allows a customer to snap a digital photograph of herself and then virtually apply products found in the store simply by scanning the bar code; a fragrance display that spritzes 40 scents onto blotters or wrists, and the Nail Bar by Essie-OPI housed in David Rockefeller's former office (complete with his fireplace). Service prices range from a $10 manicure to $65 for a Phyto treatment, with blow-dries hovering at around $40.