Havok lets Anarchy reign – free mobile 3D game production engine revealed
Dublin-headquartered games software company Havok has taken the wraps off Project Anarchy, its new end-to-end mobile 3D game production engine.
23.May.2013 13:00
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The ‘gif’ vs ‘jif ‘ pronunciation saga – as told by GIFs
This week, the creator of the GIF has declared once and for all that it’s pronounced with a soft G, like ‘jif’, not ‘gif’. This revelation has sent the internet into uproar, and has agitated the jif vs gif debate rather than quelled it.
23.May.2013 09:24
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Facebook appeal fading for many US teens as Twitter’s popularity almost doubles
A report from the Pew Research Centre based on a survey of 802 US teenagers aged 12 to 17 reveals that the youth’s interest in Facebook is waning as use of Twitter grows, but teens will hold onto their Facebook profiles for the sake of their social lives.
22.May.2013 16:00
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#OI2Dublin - Irish Times CIO Johnny Ryan on the digital future of newspapers (video)
We caught up with the chief innovation officer of The Irish Times, Dr Johnny Ryan, at the Open Innovation 2.0 conference in Dublin. Ryan revealed a multi-million euro investment in newsroom technology is on the way, as well as a strategic bet on the future of advertising that will best place the 154-year-old newspaper to triumph in the digital age.
22.May.2013 14:57
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Muzu.TV strikes deal to bring more than 90k music videos to Last.fm
Dublin-headquartered music video service Muzu.TV has entered into a strategic deal with online music platform Last.fm that will see more than 90,000 music videos become available on Last.fm’s sites in 19 countries.
22.May.2013 12:07
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Embeddable weekly music charts from Spotify reveal online streaming trends
Spotify has started publishing this week charts of the 50 most-streamed and 50 most-shared songs on the music-streaming network, providing valuable information on online music listeners.
22.May.2013 12:00
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Yahoo! redesigns Flickr website to make photos star of the show
Photos are now front and centre on Flickr as part of internet giant Yahoo!’s redesign of its photo-management service.
21.May.2013 15:37
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8 people YouTube can thank for 100 hours of video uploaded per minute
YouTube marks eight years in action this month and has now released up-to-date figures on its uploaded content. With more than four days’ worth of video uploaded each minute, we list eight YouTube personalities we believe have helped to drive the site’s popularity with uploaders over the years.
20.May.2013 16:21
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Astronaut Chris Hadfield to receive Dublin Lord Mayor’s Award
Dublin City is to honour Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield with the Lord Mayor’s Award for his contribution to Dublin and its citizens.
20.May.2013 14:39
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Viral videos of the week: a scared kitty, men in labour and the internet of toys
We take a look at some of the most-viewed and most-shared videos on the web. This week’s selection features Facebook in real life, an autocue prank, an easily spooked cat, a surprise encounter between a deer and a bus, two men undergoing labour pains, and the internet as toys.
19.May.2013 10:19
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Pinterest implements ‘Send’ button to enable image sharing
Users of online bulletin board Pinterest may soon find it easier to share images with others by using a new ‘Send’ button on the site.
18.May.2013 08:00
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Nintendo exerts its right to profit from user-generated videos on YouTube
Videos of gameplay on Nintendo video games uploaded by YouTube users will, in some cases, be accompanied by advertising that generates revenue for Nintendo only, with nothing going towards the content creators, as the games company exerts its rights under YouTube’s terms.
17.May.2013 11:52
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Should I upload it? A guide to deciding your next Facebook profile pic (infographic)
Cool and natural photos are the best shots to use as Facebook profile photos as they are least likely to annoy or nauseate other users of the social networking site, a new infographic suggests.
17.May.2013 08:00
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New media arts festival Glitch returns with ‘Run Computer, Run’
Glitch, the annual festival that celebrates the intersection of art and technology, returns for a third time this year with a programme of four exhibitions, eight workshops, a symposium and a showcase of short films.
17.May.2013 07:40
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Dilbert creator Scott Adams offers coders the opportunity of a lifetime
Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert cartoon which appears in more than 2,000 newspapers worldwide in 70 countries and 25 languages, wants someone to build him a mobile video game. And he doesn’t care if you are a 12-year-old Irish coder or a seasoned developer, he just wants it to be good and he’s willing to offer the opportunity of a lifetime to make it happen.
16.May.2013 17:10
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Apple names and rewards 50 billionth app downloader
Apple has revealed that Brandon Ashmore from Mentor, Ohio, as the person who downloaded the 50 billionth app from the App Store. The 50 billionth app was Say the Same Thing by Space Inch.
16.May.2013 13:54
