Touring Disneyland last week for the first time in about 16 years, I was struck by the sound of the place—both what was there and what was missing.
The arcade has drifted off into history. In its slumber, much of the face-to-face socializing has faded as well. Is this important to today's video games? Atari founder Nolan Bushnell thinks so... what I learned at Atari U.
Anton Chuvakin just linked to this “nerd version of an Agatha Christie novel” in his security blog, but this detective tale about Sony's dangerously sloppy CD-protection software has profound implications for music.
Let's face it, artists don't care about operating systems - they simply want a transparent instrument to create art and a vehicle to freely express ideas. How should computer systems function for the creation of art?
The iPod’s screen is by no means large, but if you understand the basics of codecs and video compression, you can make video podcasts that look really sharp.
Peering inside the intriguingly named Zzz Annoying Groove widget, I discovered an inspiring musical idea...
First we had digital emulations of analog audio gear. Then we had digital emulations of digital gear. And now...a bizarre new breakthrough in fidelity.
The Flow Awards recognize technology that supports creative flow. This one goes to the beautifully simple Intellitouch guitar tuner.
The venerable Samplenet site just got 161 cool new loops from Loopmasters, which prompted me to dig up some other treasures.
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