|
|
When Kevin Rose said that iTunes would include a stunning new visualizer featuring "planet like objects wrapping around each other w/stars/light streams," most observers yawned in anticipation. How cool could it be? In the interim, TUAW has connected the dots, with a little help from video producer and designer Allan White. It seems Robert Hodgin's visually stunning Magnetosphere—available until a few months ago as an iTunes plugin—has been sold to a "third-party" who is strongly believed to be Apple. Here's a sample of what you can expect (tip: view it fullscreen): [Continue reading] ![]()
Pretty sweet, huh? It will make a fine addition to iTunes. I'm a big fan of G-Force, whitecap and Dr Glitter. What're your fave visualizers?
- Google shows off new Maps - App store hits 50 billion downloads - Google announces new Hangouts app, consolidates messaging - Newer Technology GripBase Podium stand for iPad - iMove 9.0.9 for Mac updates camera issues - 1Password adds new in-app browser, sharing - Bill Gates reflects of Steve Jobs on 60 Minutes - ABC to stream network shows live to iOS devices - Apple issues update for Thunderbolt Macs - Pixelmator 2.2 - Using the Fitbit One Fitness Tracker (Video) - Kenburg 5-inch short LightLinez Lightning cable - Newer Tech reduces cost of miniStack with CD/DVD option - Plants vs Zombies 2 slated for July - Fitbit ships Flex wrist fitness tracker - Gmail app updates keeps iOS users in Google's eco system - Every Day Carry Gear/Gadgets (Video) - Denon announces new line of AVRs with AirPlay, iOS remote - T-Mobile TV now available for iOS - Google Glass on Weekend Update - Podcast: Lots of iOS 7 rumors, Google Now, CoD Ghosts + More - Apple expands SSD options for iMacs - Blockbuster releases On-Demand app - Apple counts down to 50 billion app downloads - iOS 6.1.4 brings speakerphone fix for iPhone 5 Browse and search for more articles
|
| ||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||