Whether you are in a band, a musical score composer, or simply a music-lover hobbyist aspiring to create music on your own, nothing beats a free software like Linux MultiMedia Studio. It is free and rich with features you thought to be only available on expensive audio-editing/mixing softwares.
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Showing posts with label Open Source. Show all posts
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Scratch: Programming in Puzzle Pieces, Even Kids Can Program!
Do you find your kids spending hours on playing games? You may want to introduce them to Scratch. They can create their own games and animations, recreate others', and share them to other kids - all without having to write lines of codes. Scratch is a programming language where you program by dragging and dropping code pieces together, like those in a jigsaw puzzle.
Posted under:
Game Development,
Gaming,
MIT,
Open Source,
Programming,
Reviews,
Software,
Tools
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
NoteSlate: The Monochrome Paper-Alike Tablet Device
Last week while bloghopping, I saw this post on Trizzone.tk. It shows a sleek tablet that looks almost like a paper at first glance. Well, not because of the texture, but how the scribbles are made on the tablet. It looks so real! According to their website, "NoteSlate is low technology tablet device with true one color display, real paper look design and long life battery."
Posted under:
Electronics,
Gadgets,
Open Source,
Reviews,
Tablet
Sunday, September 5, 2010
SixthSense: Your Digital Life Anytime, Anywhere!
| Photo: Parts of a SixthSense device. |
Posted under:
Electronics,
Gadgets,
Innovation,
MIT,
Mobile,
Open Source,
Reviews,
TED
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