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I quite agree with Je Sung Park when he says that disposable cameras and cell phones have gained acceptance, so why don’t we take the next step and bring out a disposable computer. His Recyclable Paper Laptop is quite a raw version and could do with some refinement. It uses recycled paper or pulp material all packed in layers. This is so that you can easily replace the damaged portions (even corrugated paper will tear easy). The vibe of a Paper Laptop is intriguing, I kno eventually someone will figure out the tech bit, so let’s see who will take the bait.

1977. Theodore Kaczynski – qui ne répond pas encore au surnom de « Unabomber » – s’isole dans une petite cabane du Montana où il esquisse les premières ébauches de son manifeste anticapitaliste et travaille à la conception de colis piégés. Dans le même temps, Paul Laffoley – qui ne sait pas encore qu’il va être enlevé par des extraterrestres – vit confiné dans les quinze mètres carrés de son atelier (le Boston Visionary Cell à Boston) où il peint The Renovatio Mundi, une vision du monde empreinte de références aux fondements de la science-fiction. Au même moment, Saddam Hussein – alors vice-président de la République d'Irak – recrute des sosies pour le remplacer lors de diverses apparitions publiques. La même année, pendant que Dieter Roth travaille à un projet de longue haleine, un inventaire photographique de toutes les rues et les maisons de Reykjavik (35'000 diapositives), Dark Vador envahit les écrans de cinéma exactement deux cents ans après que Napoléon Bonaparte a obtenu une bourse de l’école militaire de Brienne en Champagne.

Une logique commune traverse ces événements. Une logique que tente de décrypter CHASING NAPOLEON. S’appuyant sur les réflexions d’artistes, scientifiques et autres activistes, cette session révèle des systèmes de pensées visant à déplacer le centre de gravité de notre réalité et dessine des utopies qui ne se révèlent que sous la tension d’une traque incessante.

Your telephone may know more about your private life than you do, according to a new study of mobile phone calls. The insight opens the door to mining massive data sets from mobile phone call logs, which should allow researchers to test theories for how relationship networks make or break businesses, shape the flow of information, and even affect the course of epidemics.

The method presented here provides an alternative to mitigate the problems outlined above. It is a visual approach that uses Circos[http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/circos] to represent rows and columns in a circular fashion, and ribbons to represent cell values. Does it solve every table's problems? No. It does provide, however, a way to capture the essence of the table and present it quantitatively and attractively.

Plantr will help form a simple introduction and social understanding to urban agriculture and the numerous benefits it can afford… all while recycling unused, landfill bound, cell phones.

Operating out of the Surrey Art Gallery’s Tech Lab, The Glocal Project is a collaborative, multifaceted artist-led project that examines the changing role of digital image making today. The digital revolution has included the global proliferation of millions of image-taking devices (such as digital cameras, video recorders, cell phones, and PDAs) and the sharing of billions of images through online networking and archival sites (such as Flickr). As this democratization of digital technologies makes the ability to make photographic images so ubiquitous, Glocal is interested in looking at the implications of the changing roles and relations of images within the field of visuality. Glocal is particularly interested in exploring the construction and relevance of the “unique” or “originary” image in relation to the multiple or “multitude”.

Polaroid magic from your camera cell phone or digital camera with ZINK™ Zero Ink™ Printing Technology from ZINK Imaging.