Sentences with phrase «nifty video»

As part of the Cambridge Science Festival, your favorite mad scientists over at the Singapore - MIT GAMBIT Game Lab have put together a pair of nifty video game events.

Well now we have some more nifty videos, but of E-Ink technology being harnessed by a group of researchers to produce a flexible smartphone dubbed the «PaperPhone.»

But with a virtual reality headset strapped on and a nifty video game playing, Huffington can more easily tolerate it.

Thanks to CSPI's Margo Wootan for sending the link to this nifty video about school lunch lobbying (she is featured in it, eloquently).

The audience just wanted to know how he'd made that nifty video.

The researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Columbia University Medical Center and the New York Stem Cell Foundation Research Institute explained the implications of their work in this nifty video:

Today, SEGA officially announced the Bonus Stages, Time Attack Mode, and Special Stages, with some nifty videos to go along with them.

The best moment is when they present the challenge (either in print or verbally or through some nifty video or scenario they've created for just this occasion) and then they just... wait.

And with that, were some nifty videos of the E-Ink screens in action on various flexible materials including cloth and Tyvek.

Next to that nifty video of the animated cover art, Microsoft's also announced Halo 4 «s Limited Edition today.

Looking past the new service, this update also gives us further Facebook features that help you find other PSN users on the site, and some nifty video and photo editing tools that help you share your stuff.

To start with, Â The Stanley Parable is getting a physical Collector's Edition release and we've created this nifty video that is sure to get you pumped up for this month.

The best new indie games you haven't played We've also got this nifty video of the talk.

I had my arachnid epiphany thanks to the nifty video below, a black widow exposé courtesy of the Deep Look series created by KQED San Francisco and presented by PBS Digital Studios.

Thanks to Garry Wise's Wise Law Blog, I've been pointed to a nifty video about the web and text produced by cultural anthropologist, Michael Wesch, of Kansas State University.

Thanks for the nifty video, though.