Potential Facebook competitor, Diaspora has just posted details on their blog, revealing what the site actually looks like. This is the first glimpse of actual page layout that we have seen so far – and it looks promising.
Google has a history of releasing thought provoking or technically beautiful ‘doodles’ to celebrate the passing of events.
Their last release, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pacman was a massive success, heralding huge amounts of noise on Twitter and the like. The Google particle logo seen today sticks to that innovative spirit delivering high quality HTML5 interactive graphics. Read more »
The Wilderness Downtown is a collaborative experiment in the latest web technologies bought to you by Chris Milk in association with Google Chrome. Google describe it as ”a music experience designed specifically for the modern web.” Well that is certainly one way to put it – another would be one of the most awesome uses of HTML5 seen so far! Read more »
Social technology is working its way into our everyday lives through many subtle and less subtle forms. TV advertising no longer directs us to a product website, but instead to a Facebook page that asks us to engage in a social community built around said product.
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