Guitar Hero On A Bike
I put this up in Afternoon Linkage but what the hell, it’s entertaining enough to demand a post. It’s a guy doing Guitar Hero on a bicycle. I can’t explain but it’s very well done. Watch.
I put this up in Afternoon Linkage but what the hell, it’s entertaining enough to demand a post. It’s a guy doing Guitar Hero on a bicycle. I can’t explain but it’s very well done. Watch.

Meme-makers and graphics designers alike are going to have a great September this year. Adobe has just announced that it’s latest update to the Creative Suite series of products (Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.) will be released September 23rd. The update, CS4, will contain the long-awaited Photoshop CS4, which will be available in a 64-bit Windows version. That doesn’t make much sense considering how much power is in a Mac Pro running a 64-bit OS but I’m sure Adobe will come to its senses.
No word yet on cost but in another three weeks you’ll be hitting the Bit Torrent sites like wildfire.

Well if you didn’t get the Borat innuendo in the title, sucks for you; Anyways, Creative just came out with the SE2300 Wireless Headphones. These headphones are perfect for those of you who just happen to somehow get all tangled up every time you dance to your iPod; that could be the fact that you can’t dance, but for this let’s just say that it’s because of the headphone wire. You can perfect those “already goodâ€? dance moves by simply plugging in the transmitter into your device-of-choice into the headphone jack and you’re free to boogie. Transmit your tunes with Bluetooth to your clip-on headphones; yes, they are clip-on headphones, just like the ones you get on Delta flights, and they don’t look very comfortable at that. The battery built into these Creative headphones lasts about 8 hours on a full charge and is rechargeable via USB or AC adaptor. With the SE2300 Wireless Headphones draining your bank account $100 if purchased, it would probably be wise to either not buy them or wait until they come out with a better design for the headphones (arguably the most important part of wireless headphones…). — Nick Rice