IS THIS THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNET? AUGMENTED REALITY

Holograms. Augmented reality. I did this by downloading an app by ARMedia, and then viewing the placemarker on Iphone, via an Ipad. Recorded using Ipad.

YELLOFiER IOS REVIEW

I love this thing. Fun on a stick. Yellofier.

Using Apps with real instruments to create music

Ok, here is a brief look at how I am using IOS apps such as Nanostudio, Thumbjam and Beatmaker alongside traditional instruments such as guitar, Bass etc.

I can go into this process a little deeper if people are interested.

Nanostudio:  http://www.blipinteractive.co.uk/

Thumbjam:  http://thumbjam.com/


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Building an Empire, and becoming immortal with Youtube?

What do you think about this?

We're building archives of education. Forget the funny cats. We can pass down this education through these internet archives when we are long dead and buried. I could be teaching your great, great, great, great, great Grandson, Eric, how to play Bass guitar hundreds of years from now.

Wild.

Guitar hero is to be axed by Activision. Good or bad?

So it looks like Activision are going to ditch the franchise, as not as many people are interested in computer-music games anymore.

My question to you: Is this a good thing or a bad thing?

Beatmaker2 hits the Itunes app store!

Great news, huh?

Well, no apparently.

I've been a fan of Beatmaker on my I-pod touch for some time now.  I've just got to grips with using it, and I heard, on the Intua forums that a second version was going to be released.  I didn't care how much it cost, I wanted it...

Finally, after a long 'ol wait, it was released.  And it looks absolutely amazing.  A portable studio, in your hand. 

However...

I never check the tech spec when I buy an app.  Becuase it was quite pricey, I thought I had better this time.  Lo-and-behold, by I-pod isn't supported.  So that's me out.  I can't upgrade.  I can't do anything to get the software I want, except...

...buy another I-pod.

Can you see where this is going?  I got my I-pod Christmas before last.  This doesn't make it an old piece of technology.  There used to be a time where things would last for years and years.  And as you can't upgrade Apple products, you are pretty much stuffed.

Don't get me wrong, I love Apple stuff.  It works, and it works well.  However, this has got me thinking about future purchases.  Why bother, if it will be out of date in a couple of years?