HP Releases iPhone Versions of Classic Calculators

Interesting foray into iPhone development for HP. Check out the comments for raves and requests from calculator nerds.

I still have my HP-15c on my desk and use it almost every day. I am so much faster and more efficient in RPN. The amazing thing is that the price of a new iphone and this app is not so far off from the price for this calculator when it first came out…. (and is likely less then it would cost you on eBay today)

(Via Daring Fireball.)

Fun with text-shadow

Some fun effects with text-shadow css property. Check it out

Kodak: A Thousand Words – A Tribute to KODACHROME: A Photography Icon

They say all good things in life come to an end. Today we announced that Kodak will retire KODACHROME Film, concluding its 74-year run.

It was a difficult decision, given its rich history. At the end of the day, photographers have told us and showed us they’ve moved on to newer other Kodak films and/or digital. KODACHROME Film currently represents a fraction of one percent of our film sales. We at Kodak want to celebrate with you the rich history of this storied film. Feel free to share with us your fondest memories of Kodachrome.

There are so many of my memories captured in Kodacrome, both ones that I lived in the slides that I have in my garage, prints of my childhood to the capturing of world events in National Geographic. There is a richness in the color and a character in the results that speaks to my soul in a way that I haven’t felt with my own digital work. This is not to say that NG shooters aren’t capturing the results still in mind blowing ways, just that I personally have not. A sad day for memories. I wonder if digital will have the lasting power…

If nothing else have a look at the slide show at the end of the article…

Please Enjoy – The Work of Ji Lee

What is a browser? was the question we (Google) asked over 50 passersby of different ages and backgrounds in the Times Square in New York. Watch the many responses people came up with.

This is a project by Google Creative Lab. Interviewer: Scott Suiter, Edited by Tristan Kneschke, Camera: Ji Lee

Watch it if you think people understand what the heck we are talking about

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