Archive for July 2007

 
 

Wow.

iTunes Store Tops Three Billion Songs

Music fans have now downloaded and purchased more than three billion songs from the iTunes Store, and “we’d like to thank all of our customers who have contributed to this incredible milestone,” said Eddy Cue, Apple’s vice president of iTunes. The world’s most popular online music, TV, and movie store, iTunes features a catalog of more than five million songs, 550 TV shows, and 500 movies, and it recently surpassed both Amazon and Target to become the third largest music retailer in the US.

iPhone, Wiimote, or newborn baby…

I had to laugh at this, even though my days of the gentle-lay-down have long since passed.

iPhone, Wiimote, or newborn baby: which has the best built-in accelerometer?

Cool 3D Billboard

Check out this cool iPod+iTunes billboard I found on Adrants

Black Is The New Green

Could we save energy using Google?

That’s the idea behind Blackle. According to a group called Heap Media, a computer exerts less energy displaying a black screen than it does a white screen, so a black Google would conserve a significant amount of energy if multiplied by the number of searches conducted on Google each day.

How much could I save if I just shut my Powerbook and go home?

Funny campaign

Somebody had a lot of fun creating this selling Nokia phones.

Todays iTunes Fix

Marc Broussard… Wow. If you can’t feel anything when this guy sings… you ain’t breathin’. I caught some of the self-proclaimed “white boy singing the soul music” in a live concert last night on DirecTV and fell in love. I grabbed these 2 CDs today and have been listening non-stop.

Marc Broussard - S.O.S.: Save Our Soul

Marc Broussard - Carencro

Ratatouille Podcasts

I’m a sucker for all the “making of” stuff from Pixar, check these out…

Ratatouille Podcast #7: Cooking Up CG Food

Check out more podcast videos here.

FONTSELF

Here’s a cool little project for anyone who loves fonts and typography…

FONTSELF: A Bitmap Font & Text Engine