Colour spectrum in technical, are visible colours from red to violet that made up the white light. They are also the reason why rainbows are so interestingly beautiful. When they are correctly applied on the web, it too gives a pleasant look. MSNBC’s latest web header is a good example. If your desktop wallpaper is [...]
via wikipedia Tilt-shift photography is a method of photography that utilizes tilt-shift lenses to overcome the restrictions of depth of field and perspective that normal lenses provide. A tilt-shift lens allows for the rotation of lens against the image plane, as well as the movement of lens along the image plane. By applying Scheimpflug principle, [...]
For six years, Wired magazine’s Found page has shown our best guess at what lies over the horizon, from touchscreen windshields to organ farming. Now, we’re inviting readers to help create Found pages: What do you think our world will look like in 10, 20 or 100 years? Each month, we’ll propose a scenario, and [...]
At the same day Microsoft revealed the name of the new search engine Bing, its biggest competitor decided to tell the world they are taking online communication to the next level. It was as if Google knew exactly what Microsoft was doing when they planned the time and date to announce Google Wave. We probably [...]
You had to expect it. The personage who writes the Bing blog and column for Fortune is “moderately outraged” by Microsoft’s use of his pen name as the name of its latest search engine. Gil Schwartz, the executive vice president and chief communications officer of CBS Corporation (which owns ZDNet), writes screeds about inanities about [...]
Maybe it works, but seeing ads on Google for Microsoft’s new Bing search engine just doesn’t seem to send quite the right message. Plus, the ads link to a nearly blank landing page, since Bing hasn’t launched yet. Microsoft is rumored to be spending up to $100 million to advertise the Bing launch. I wonder [...]
Microsoft Corp. introduced a search engine with enhanced shopping, travel and sorting features, an effort to show that Google Inc. can’t do everything. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer unveiled the service, called Bing, at a technology conference Thursday in Carlsbad, Calif. The program will be available over the next several days, accompanied by the company’s first [...]
