Music fans beware: Much Music has got your number. Their list of the 10 Worst Ways To Behave At Concerts explains why you’re ruining it for everyone else with things like using your cell phone to record the entire show, crowd surfing in the wrong place and at the wrong time, being an unruly lout, standing at a seated venue, and more.
Are you on the list?
Twitter introduced the world to the idea, but lifestreaming hasn’t quite taken off yet; though if SXSW has anything to do with it, that’s all about to change.
Lifestreaming is “an online record of a person’s daily activities, either via direct video feed or via aggregating the person’s online content such as blog posts, social network updates, and online photos.”
Basically, lifestreaming sites take everything you do online during the day and compacts it onto one page so that your friends can quickly and easily keep up with what you’re doing.
It’s also one of the hottest areas for development right now, with plenty of companies trying to be the next big thing. For a rundown of some of the top ones, check out ReadWriteWeb’s list of 35 Ways to Stream Your Life, and see if this lifestreaming thing is right for you.
The iPod/iPhone is quickly becoming an automotive designers go-to gadget for futuristic tech integration.
First, there was the Land Rover LRX concept that started with the push of an iPhone button.
Now, the Hummer HX concept takes video from the front bumper mounted camera and records it directly to a dock mounted iPod.
What will they think of next?
[Via: Jalopnik]
With minimal talent and a bit of a beat, just about anyone can create music with the Tony-b Machine.
By mapping specific keys to specific effects, the Tony-b Machine turns your ordinary keyboard into a fully functioning drum machine, complete with special effects and the ability to record your newly created composition.
Will you be the next Daft Punk?
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