Guru Alison and I performed some, uh, innovative 2.0 surgery on an old childhood friend. The result: a real-time Twittering, talking, live-streaming social media phenomenon.... I worked with my team at the Drexel Music and Entertainment Technology Lab to develop Teddy’s text-to-speech software.

Posted by Lloyd Emelle | tagged: Teddy, Twitter, toys, Alison, circuitry, internet, Lloyd |

Twitter.com is a social networking website that asks a simple question: What are you doing?

As countless members of the growing Twitter community have discovered, answering this question, and seeing how their friends answer it, can be a lot of fun...

Posted by Jim 2.0 | tagged: Twitter, internet |

Not feelin' today's weather when you look out your window?

Then look out this window instead...

Posted by Brian Albert | tagged: wood, circuitry, internet |

Keep up with Your Favorite Sites in A Lot Less Time You've probably seen this little orange icon on websites before (including this one): But do you know what it means, or how fantastically useful it can be?It's the symbol for RSS, which stands for "Really Simple Syndication" (or "Rich Site Summary," depending on who you ask.

Posted by Jim 2.0 | tagged: reader, RSS, internet, computer |