How about using your body to control a game?
Labels: game, news, technology
Labels: game, news, technology

Labels: technology
While reading Paco Underhill?s Why We Buy, I was struck by his discovery of the 90 second rule:
The Cafes >> User InterfaceWe?ve interviewed lots of shoppers on the subject and have found this interesting result: When people wait up to about a minute and a half, their sense of how much time has elapsed is fairly accurate. Anything over ninety or so seconds, however, and their sense of time distorts?if you ask how long they?ve been waiting, their honest answer can often be a very exaggerated one. If they?ve waited two minutes, they?ll say it?s been three or four. In the shopper?s mind, the waiting period goes from being a transitional phase in a larger enterprise (purchasing goods) to being a full-fledged activity of its own. That?s when time becomes very bad. Taking care of a customer in two minutes is a success; doing it in three minutes is a failure.
Labels: technology

"Amazon's Jeff Bezos already built a better bookstore. Now he believes he can improve upon one of humankind's most divine creations: the book itself."
- Newsweek
After the TV, the PC and the Phone .. companies have gambled entire fortunes on figuring out what the next 'screen' could be. It could very well be this electronic reader - 'Kindle', and it could replace the dog that fetched your newspaper every morning :)
Labels: technology