Author: JD
iPhone 5 automatically rotates using Cycloramic App.
@Chacha89 Put me up on this,i just bought, and this shit is crazy Cycloramic has been Awarded the Pogie Award, for the Brightest Ideas of the Year in The New York Times. http://nyti.ms/RSJUYc Cycloramic (Cycloramic.com) automatically rotates (handsfree) your iPhone 5 while taking a panoramic video of a special moment. Gathered around a dinner table, in a bar, in a club, at home, or at a conference table? Cycloramic allows you to capture the moment (handsfree) in a unique and fun way whilst making you and your phone the talk of the event! This video demonstrates the CYCLORAMIC app in real conditions on 3 different surfaces. App available on the AppStore:https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cyclo… Taking a panoramic video has never been so easy and fun: 1. Put your iPhone 5 upright on the level surface, 2. Choose number of turns, and front or back camera, 3. Press Go, and start your show! Once completed your video will be saved in the library of the iPhone. Cycloramic.com ** ONLY iPHONE 5 will rotate using Cycloramic, Previous iPhone can use the app but will have to rotate phone manually **
Mariah Carey, July 23
The Art of Letting Go. The new album will be available for all the lambs on July 23
JERMAINE DUPRI X @DEMONTPEEKASO
In DC At The Howard Theater
The Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” Retro Release
The retro release of the Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” marks the return of a sneaker that would have no Nike branding on it whatsoever when it was delivered – with chief Jumpman brand architect Tinker Hatfield insisting that Michael Jordan’s own logo could carry the success of the shoe without the Swoosh. Additionally, the black/black/true red colorway was part of an official tradition/rule for the Bulls where players were only allowed to wear black shoes during the playoffs. True Jumpman enthusiasts can thank their winning traditions for the various dark colorways we’d come to enjoy over the years. Look for this latest retro via Jordan Brand accounts on June 29, priced at $160 USD.
Go-Kart Porsche Pedal Car
FRESH!!! The Porsche Go-Kart features a sturdy metal frame and the pneumatic air filled tires. The Go-Kart has the ability to pedal both forward and backwards. It also features a coaster braking system. The Porsche Go-Kart is exclusively sold through your local authorized Porsche Center. Cost is $900 – making it the least expensive Porsche you will ever purchase. It will, however, make your child the coolest kid in the neighborhood.
Facebook is trying to crush Vine before it’s too late
Facebook will reportedly be adding Vine-like, short video clips to its Instagram servicelater this month. This follows an important cross-over moment — earlier in June, Vine surpassedInstagram in Twitter shares. But perhaps even more worryingly, Vine has become the fastest growing top iOS app in America measured by engagement. According to Onavo Insights, Vine has tripled its monthly engagement to 10.7% of all iPhone owners in just a few months. Instagram remains far ahead with 35.5%, but it’s engagement growth has slowed to a crawl. This could be a pivotal moment in the obscure and potentially highly annoying art of posting seven-second stop motion video clips of people re-enacting the Siege of Gondor on their coffee tables. A Facebook/Instagram entry would inevitably mean an avalanche of media coverage, boosting the public awareness of this type of app. Vine is hot in America and a small group of countries with highly developed hipster communities, including New Zealand and Norway. But its global reach is narrow compared to Instagram’s universal appeal. The rapid Vine-cloning of Instagram might give it a shot at popularizing the short-form video in many major markets before the true pioneer has the chance to do so. Alternatively, this move could boost Vine as it elevates its status in the global tech media. In either case, this is going to be a fascinating race — and it may turn out to be a substantial boon for Twitter, which benefits from new forms of content feeding its endless hunger for novelty