Jack D. Lail

I’ve switched this website to a more mobile friendly design. It’s the new “Rainier” template that ships with Movable Type 5.2.2.

“Black & White and Dead All Over” sounds like an interesting documentary, if a bit mysterious at this point. Here’s the trailer.

One of the more intriguing demos I saw at Georgia Tech’s People and Technology Forum 2012 a week ago is one with the seemingly obtuse name of “Tangible Anchoring.”

At a panel last week on “Mobile Devices and Beyond,” Bruce Thomas, director of the Wearable Computer Lab at the University of South Australia, held up his smartphone and said: “I just want to get rid of this.”

It’s fascinating how a low-cost, but powerful technology like Microsoft’s Kinect, a motion sensing device primarily marketed as an addon for the video gamer’s Xbox 360 but also available for Windows computers, is being used in creative ways. Here’s one...

Fellowship Opp:

“A Google images search for the phrase “completely wrong,” which Romney used in a recent interview with Sean Hannity, now leads to page after page of pictures of the GOP presidential nominee. A Google spokesman told CNN the photos are...

The Social Media Day at the Associated Press Media Editors Conference at the John Seigenthaler Center in Nashville turned out newsier than I had anticipated. It had the 'time-suck' that went viral in the world of digital journos.

Some random tweets from Social Media Day at the Associated Press Media Editors Conference in Nashville. The conference was held at the John Seigenthaler Center.