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The First TriCorder PDF Print E-mail

One Day, This Will Be Remembered as the First Tricorder Ever

"Leave it to a NASA scientist to create the first Star Trek Tricorder using a stamp-sized sensor chip, an iPhone, and some spiffy programing. What does it do? It can detect killer gasses in the air."

(Via Gizmodo.)
Last Updated on Monday, 16 November 2009 04:31
 
Welcome to Ruby White! PDF Print E-mail
Ruby White is dedicated to fantastical sharing, to making the common place special, and the special, ordinary, "for there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so".

Ruby White has a rich heritage with some of the best creative designers working today. Ruby White is shifting gear and providing powerful design solutions while making the user experience all the more friendly.

A new framework, ground-up refactoring, and a highly-active development team brings the excitement of 'the next generation of sharing' to your fingertips. Whether you are a creative director, systems architect, or hardware engineer Ruby White can take you to the next level of product delivery. The new Ruby White has such incredible power and flexibility, you are free to take whatever direction your creative mind takes you and we're here to help you get there more easily than ever before.

Thinking of sharing? Fantastic!
 
The New Ruby White Creative Team PDF Print E-mail

Ruby White has assembled a top-notch team of hardware and software designers to form the new Ruby White Creative Team.

This website provides a public presence for some of their creative solutions as well as being a platform for the team to share (fantastically).

 
Illustrations PDF Print E-mail

If you need illustrations for your next game, website, album cover, book, or poster contact Ruby White. You can see more of Ruby White's recent work here. 

Ruby White - Illustrations
 
What is the Cloud for? PDF Print E-mail

The Cloud is for Fantastical Sharing!

The Cloud is a metaphor for the Internet, its name comes from the fluffy shape that is used to draw computer networks, a friendly abstraction for the complex infrastructure it obscures.

The Cloud is a style of communication in which complex computer functions are provided as a 'service' allowing users to access them from anywhere, "in the cloud" without any knowledge, expertise, or control over the technical infrastructure that supports them.

Cloud computing is a general concept that makes technology an omnipotent servant. We don't have to worry about where information is physically stored, as long as we can get online we can access it, anywhere at anytime.