Logitech made this retro game display from 160 light-up keyboards
Logitech’s installation at PAX East at least caught the eye. It’s made of 160 keyboard, with every key thenlaser-etched for more (multi-colored) light to bleed through. Each key acts as a pixel, treating you to a short Earthbound-ish bullet-hell cross-over… thing in glowing primary color joy. It teamed up with Iam8bit to program the short movie. See the article here: Logitech made this retro game display from 160...
Logitech made this retro game display from 160 light-up keyboards
Logitech’s installation at PAX East at least caught the eye. It’s made of 160 keyboard, with every key thenlaser-etched for more (multi-colored) light to bleed through. Each key acts as a pixel, treating you to a short Earthbound-ish bullet-hell cross-over… thing in glowing primary color joy. It teamed up with Iam8bit to program the short movie. Read more: Logitech made this retro game display from 160 light-up...
Record-Breaking Holiday Season for the App Store
CUPERTINO, California — January 6, 2016 — Apple® today announced that customers around the world made this holiday season the biggest ever for the App Store®, setting new records during the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s. In the two weeks ending January 3, customers spent over $1.1 billion on apps and in-app purchases, setting back-to-back weekly records for traffic and purchases. January 1, 2016 marked the biggest day in App Store...
Google will soon bring the Android Play Store to Chromebooks
User TheWiseYoda first spotted a new option in Chrome OS titled “Enable Android Apps to run on your Chromebook.” It appeared in a developer build of the operating system (version 51) and allowed other Reddit users to follow a tutorial (shown above) on how to set things up before closing on them. On closer inspection, the Chromium code includes a couple of references to the feature, most notably: Choose from over a million...
Google will soon bring the Android Play Store to Chromebooks
User TheWiseYoda first spotted a new option in Chrome OS titled “Enable Android Apps to run on your Chromebook.” It appeared in a developer build of the operating system (version 51) and allowed other Reddit users to follow a tutorial (shown above) on how to set things up before closing on them. On closer inspection, the Chromium code includes a couple of references to the feature, most notably: Choose from over a million...
