Archive for November, 2011
Test Page for Cities Template
Saturday, November 19th, 2011
The next big thing: NFC
Thursday, November 17th, 2011
Could QR codes already be history? Nokia has apparently been working on Near Field Communication (NFC) for sometime now, however, with the introduction of their Nexus running on Android, they have really illustrated the true power and future potential of this nifty piece of technology. Seen here, on a promotional video, two people bring their [...]
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Could QR codes already be history? Nokia has apparently been working on Near Field Communication (NFC) for sometime now, however, with the introduction of their Nexus running on Android, they have really illustrated the true power and future potential of this nifty piece of technology. Seen here, on a promotional video, two people bring their [...]
iGuidez Cities
Monday, November 14th, 2011
iGuidez has video hundreds of informative travel guide videos for a wide-range of cities, and the list is constantly expanding.
iGuidez has video hundreds of informative travel guide videos for a wide-range of cities, and the list is constantly expanding.
Videos on tablets sky rocket
Sunday, November 13th, 2011
Official stats prove video is King on tablets According to a TC article, Ooyala, online video content being watched on: “…tablets are seeing a significantly higher level of engagement in online video viewing, as tablet viewers watch longer than viewers of desktops or mobile devices.” Considering the technological steps that have brought us down to [...]
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Official stats prove video is King on tablets According to a TC article, Ooyala, online video content being watched on: “…tablets are seeing a significantly higher level of engagement in online video viewing, as tablet viewers watch longer than viewers of desktops or mobile devices.” Considering the technological steps that have brought us down to [...]
Museum of Zoology
Wednesday, November 9th, 2011
This is one of the most important zoological museums in Italy thanks to its large size and number of collections preserved and on display. It was established in 1860 but transferred to here in 1936. New acquisitions were added to the original nucleus of the museum formed from the Aldrovandi, Cospi and Marsili collections. The [...]
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This is one of the most important zoological museums in Italy thanks to its large size and number of collections preserved and on display. It was established in 1860 but transferred to here in 1936. New acquisitions were added to the original nucleus of the museum formed from the Aldrovandi, Cospi and Marsili collections. The [...]
Museum of Anthropology
Tuesday, November 8th, 2011
This museum of anthropology documents the study of mankind and consists of three areas: ‘Paleoanthropology and Pre-history’, ‘Anthropometric instruments of historical interest’, and ‘Man and the environment’. It was originally located in Palazzo Poggi under Fabio Frassetto but transferred here in 1933. Among the finds is the skeleton ‘Lucy dell’ Australopitecina’, deemed to be quite [...]
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This museum of anthropology documents the study of mankind and consists of three areas: ‘Paleoanthropology and Pre-history’, ‘Anthropometric instruments of historical interest’, and ‘Man and the environment’. It was originally located in Palazzo Poggi under Fabio Frassetto but transferred here in 1933. Among the finds is the skeleton ‘Lucy dell’ Australopitecina’, deemed to be quite [...]