Nov 222008
A clip from Minority Report? No. It’s real.
g-speak overview 1828121108 from john underkoffler on Vimeo.
Oblong is apparently the company that advised the production staff of Minority Report on the technology of the film, with much of their expertise derived from the founders’ research at the MIT Media Lab. Oblong promises to “fundamentally chnage the way people use machines at work, in the living room, in conference rooms, in vehicles.”
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Hi,
We are looking for a few good bloggers! Do you have what it takes?
We identified you via the Stanford Blog directory listing and are very excited by your central voice in the Stanford Community.
As background, I am Founder of uShow – a Silicon Valley Online Video / Social Networking company with a breakthrough blogging product which we’re rolling out first on Stanford campus.
We’re meeting with the main bloggers in the Stanford community and I want to make sure we include you in the action.
We’d like you to join us at COHO (http://coho.stanford.edu/) at Stanford’s Tresidder Union on Monday Dec. 1st at 4:00PM for a “Study Break” before Finals week — Free Food, Free Coffee, Learn about uShow and how you could be a central part of the new blogging wave that uShow is bringing to the Stanford campus.
Please let me know via email if you can join us on Mon. evening. We’re excited to meet you!
Rgds.
Joe
The somewhat ironic part of this is that the computers of the future will take up just as much room as the very first ones.
We recently featured your blog on our website. We would love for you to log on and check it out. You can find the post at: http://www.collegewikis.com/stanford/groups/all/topics/top-stanford-blogs#. As always feel free to edit and comment!