Twitter's idea of converting the GIFs to MP4 actually cuts down on those gargantuan file sizes by as much as 10 times! For mobile browsing in particular, those big GIFs are a pain to load and browse around a whole page of on, say, Tumblr, for instance.
Yesterday, Google unveiled their new language that takes visual aesthetic as priority, it's called Material Design, and it utilizes tactile actions and propensities, optimizes based on device size, and magnifies…
"Over the next two years we will work to increase the number of National Archives records available on Wikimedia Commons, continue our work to engage local communities of volunteer Wikipedians…
Make this long weekend special by going out and seeing some fireworks, getting some food, and enjoying tomorrow off! Tonight, Light Up Arlington will be at Levitt Pavilion offering…
It's official, a Beta version of Soundcloud for Sonos is available for public use! Soundcloud, the Berlin-based music sharing conglomerate, has paired with Sonos, the Santa Barbara-based home theater company.…
Google has become the go-to search engine for most all Internet users across all devices, and they're anticipating mobile searches to surpass desktop searches through this year. Acknowledging the browser…
Apple and IBM have officially teamed up to develop enterprise-specific applications, combining user-friendliness and familiarity with big data tech by utilizing IBM's ability to offer security, analytics, and device management along with Apple's already popular iPads and iPhone, they will together begin offering new services to businesses in hopes of transforming Enterprise Mobility.
M7 Tech Partners, LLC is the brainchild of the combined minds of Carmelo Anthony and Stuart Goldfarb. Goldfarb attributes their investment prowess in digital media, consumer internet and technology ventures on their "complementary strengths and a very close, 50/50 partnership…‘Melo has incredible business instincts and a great record when it comes to product design, social media and business development,” he said.
Thalmic Labs, fronted by mechatronics engineers Stephen Lake, Matthew Bailey, and Aaron Grant, is building upon the future of human-computer interaction. They aspire to use wearable technology to connect the real and digital worlds, and they're not alone.