Cruise, Tom
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- I Am Reasonably Jet Lagged … it's an an alternate Hey Look What A Film Inspired That Isn't Minority Report that isn't your tired, stereotypical Design Fiction of Tom Cruise. Oh …
- Dan Hon is Away, Still … Tom and I were also talking about how stupidly surprisingly awesome Tom Cruise's Oblivion is because of the Big Dumb Object that hearkens back to classic Science …
- The Device Becomes The App? … Minority Report gets the association because Law Enforcement Officer We’re Forced To Empathize With Tom Cruise uses more than one finger to manipulate the data he’s …
- Iron as a service; Iron as a service; Why we're here; Reader mail … plane while their entire business is in it and doing some kind of Tom Cruise Mission: Impossible style in-situ egress/ingress from their creaky old Boeing 737 …
- Typing, Continued … there's a glimpse of something intriguing and potentially Augmented Realityish at (as Tom Cruise would say) Time Index 21. Anyway. Most movie UIs still look like the …
- The Starship Enterprise; How Do You Solve A Problem Like Digital? … Tom and I were also talking about how stupidly surprisingly awesome Tom Cruise's Oblivion is because of the Big Dumb Object that hearkens back to classic Science …
- Probationary Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.; The Blog Unbundled; A World of Connected Objects … They're not in the minimalist yet gorgeous house that Tom Cruise and Andrea Riseborough inhabit in Oblivion, for example. Technologists and designers would do better to imagine …
- Continued Disruption; Snow Crashing (7); Edge of Tomorrow … In a spoiler-free sense, no, this doesn't feel like your typical Tom Cruise movie. He feels relatable. And it's nice to see some aliens that …
- Motion, Controlled; The Childish Myth; Odds … Child of Eden, with its magic/sorcery-like control system for targeting and firing made me appreciate exactly how buff Tom Cruise's upper-body was, and despite …
- Net-Native Storytelling, Selling The Future, Always On … of thing that you see comped in through some motion graphics in a Tom Cruise SF thriller. One of the reasons why Spike Jonze's vision of the …
- Dreaming Invisible Dreams … And let's not forget that during Tom Cruise's seminal waving-hands-around-to-Schubert sequence, he actually has to physically transfer data from one screen to …