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October 31st, 2005
Oct. 31 (New York Times) – On Monday morning, news networks were breathlessly covering two entirely different hurricanes. The first blew off the screen in all its fury, droplets speeding by, stop signs spinning, palm fronds flying and strands of soaked hair clinging to correspondents’ foreheads…
A nice piece on advances in television.
From The New York Times.
-Aure
October 31st, 2005
Oct. 31 (Open Gardens) – Multiplayer games are a natural fit with mobile devices due to their inherent potential for communication such as buddy lists, messaging, chat etc. Because they bring so many elements together (gaming, Bluetooth, location based services etc), they are, by definition, more complex than mobile single player games…
Mobile multiplayer games… good stuff.
From Open Gardens.
-Aure
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