This is good fun, and is worth a few minutes of your time. It is designed to test your 'colour IQ' by presenting lots of blocks of colour that are similar in hue. You have to arrange these blocks in a logical order in relation to the far left and right colour blocks.Then you get your score...... read more
tags: colour, hue, IQ, test, vision
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Another simple little online game with impeccable physics simulations. There's not much more to say than that, it's pool, it's online. It's very diverting. OK, there's no multiplayer mode (which there used to be). OK, there's only one mode of play. OK, the interface is loud and lacks some subt... read more
tags: competition, digital, entertainment, game, interactive
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I'm sure almost everyone has heard of Heath Robinson's amazing contraption illustrations (or Rube Goldberg if you are from the Other side of the pond) Well now you can build your own in this cool little flash game. Reminiscent of the the old Soda's Constructor toy from a couple of years ago: h... read more
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I can't quite remember where i heard about this originally (possibly www.crackunit.com ) but this is the bespoke end of the Boomkat Records online presence. Basically you get a hand picked selection of records—14 to be precise—usually wrapped around a theme, and usually quite a specific theme... read more
tags: audio, digital, download, entertainment, mp3, music, shop, social
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So TfL launch a bunch of useful looking travel tools, some of which are intended for downloading to use on mobile phones. The icons look suspiciously like iPhone buttons, but I can't see iPhone in the list of compliant phones. Shame on you TfL. See the list: www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/livetravelnews/m... read more
tags: customise, environmental, icon, information, interface, locations, london, mapping, mobile, transport, underground
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A fun way to search for reference images by their colour content. It selects from over 10 million images on Flickr according to the colours you select from a handy little palette. Then of course you can link directly to any picture you see. It doesn't give you any rights to use the images you ... read more
tags: colour, creativity, flickr, interface, photo, photographic, resource, search
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London by mood, London by everyone! read more
tags: collaborate, education, entertainment, inspiration, interactive, live, mapping
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This is an odd one for Dynamo. Its not your usual genre of post, and it's even not London based. But I think its worth a 30 second watch of the video: This dance installation with interactive light projections is by Recoil Performance Group. Recently performed at the Kaleidoskop K2 festival in Co... read more
tags: blobtracking, Dance, infrared, Kaleidoskop, performance, Processing
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This site was built using 'drag & drop' coding (which I'd never heard of). It takes a few seconds to load, but give it time. Its worth the wait. You can move the images around the screen using your mouse, which turns into a hand-tool icon. The images behave a bit like real objects – drop shadow... read more
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How much is too much? Is this widget heaven? read more
tags: advert, customise, information, interface, laptop, locations, widget
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