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Embed Anything is a recently launched startup that blends image sharing with an ad network. The startup’s technology allows allows anyone to quickly grab a code to embed a publisher’s image directly from the image. The image, once embedded on another site, will be displayed with an overlay ad, a follow link back to the [...]
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Ainize Txopitea: ¿El futuro de la poesía pasa por Internet? The Only Bush I Trust Is My Own (4/6)
Posted by TechFully on June 30th, 2010
Ainize Txopitea was born in San Sebastian in 1977 and is based in London, where she graduated with a BA in Digital Media Production from the London College of Printing. She is currently working as a web designer and specializes in online portfolios for artists. The Net Art projects that she has created have been [...]
trakAxMobile – Music, Video & Photo Mixes on your cellphone.
Posted by TechFully on June 30th, 2010
You can use your phone to create videos, take photographs, download music, and surf the web. It’s the device you can’t leave the house without. Yet mobile technology has been lacking an application that can transform your photos and videos into something vibrant and original. This is where TrakAx Mobile comes in. TrakAx Mobile enables [...]
Pilotwings (SNES)
Posted by TechFully on June 30th, 2010
This SNES launch (and early SFC) title was used to show off the Mode 7 hardware scaling and rotation of the SFC/SNES.
Online Finance Startup Wesabe Heads To The Deadpool
Posted by TechFully on June 30th, 2010
Wesabe, an online personal finance site that looked to help users better keep track of their spending trends, is shutting down. The startup’s homepage now consists of a letter to Wesabe users instructing them to download their account information by July 31, at which point nearly all of the service’s features will be taken offline [...]
Art Commissioners Website
Posted by TechFully on June 30th, 2010
The Art Commissioners website introduces all the activities of this Spanish production company on a single page. The homepage is designed like an interactive version of the ancient Egytian papyrus scroll. Fortunately, web technology allows for a much easier navigation than the ancient forebear. From the navigation bar the site jumps to any chosen topic [...]
