Motorola Atrix: A Stripped-Down Android Smartphone Summary In this article, we discuss the Motorola Atrix, a smartphone running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The phone has a stripped-down version of Android, which is close to stock Android. The phone has a 4.3-inch screen with a resolution of 1280 by 720 pixels. The phone is …
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Exploring the World of Metro Last Light: A Crafted Single-Player Experience Summary In this article, we delve into the world of Metro Last Light, a survival horror shooter that offers a story-driven action adventure with first-person shooter combat, stealth, survival horror elements, exploration, and light RPG elements. We interviewed the developers at 4A Games to …
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The Monitor: Looper, LittleBigPlanet for Vita and Key & Peele Summary The senior editor at Wire, Peter Rubi, talks about the movie Looper, LittleBigPlanet for the Vita, and the sketch comedy show Key & Peele. Rubi has seen Looper and describes it as an amazing sci-fi movie, directed by Rian Johnson, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt playing …
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The Future of Medicine: Personalized Healthcare through Genetics and Technology Summary In this Q&A with Dr. S, co-founder of the Scripps Translational Science Institute, he discusses the potential of genetic testing and personalized medicine. He acknowledges the potential benefits of consumers and patients having access to their DNA data, but notes that governmental agencies have …
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Collecting Information on Everyday Behaviors with Instrumented Artifacts Summary Our technology aims to collect information about everyday behavior by instrumenting the artifacts that people interact with in their daily routine. One of our inventions is a pillbox, which looks like a regular pillbox on one side but has sensors, batteries, and hardware on the other …
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The Weirdest Thing We Tracked About Ourselves Summary In this article, we will delve into a Q&A session where the expert talks about the weirdest thing he tracked about himself. He explains how he tracked his excretion and measured his poo in grams to identify the calories in versus calories out. He also shares his …
The Future of Books: Physical vs. Electronic Summary In this transcript, the speaker talks about the differences between physical and electronic books. He shares his own experience with collecting physical books and the difficulty in transitioning to electronic versions. He also talks about the importance of preserving information across time and the work being done …
Is the Nintendo 3DS X worth the upgrade? Summary In this Q&A, we’ll be discussing the Nintendo 3DS X, the latest device in the 3DS lineup. The 3DS X is an upgrade from the original 3DS, with many new features like a bigger screen, better battery life and more. We’ll be discussing the most important …
Driving the All-New Tesla Model S: A Performance Review Summary This blog post is a Q&A review of the all-new Tesla Model S, particularly the performance version. The article covers important aspects of the vehicle such as its 85 kilowatt-hour battery pack, 21-inch wheels with summer rubber, 17-inch touchscreen display, and the difference in acceleration …
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Twitter: Connecting the World One Tweet at a Time Summary In this Q&A session, we discuss various topics related to Twitter. We touch on the company’s vision, its work regarding the “second screen” phenomenon, evolving profile pages, sentiment analysis, and the complicated relationship between Twitter and Google, among other things. Table of Contents Twitter’s Vision: …
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