An exclusive look at how Google designed its Stadia game controller
Stan Horaczek,
Popular Science
We’ve known for months that Google built its own controller for the upcoming Stadia game streaming service. But Popular Science recently got a behind-the-scenes look at the design process, including a glimpse of the “hundreds” of prototypes for the device. “We put out rigs of cameras and filmed roughly 6,000 hours of gaming time to observe how people were holding different controllers,” Google design director Isabelle Olsson explains.
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How Twitter changed music
Eric Harvey,
Pitchfork
Twitter’s micro-blog format and the ability to catch a glimpse into the mind of guarded stars like Kanye have changed the music scene forever. And the numbers don’t lie. “Four of the top five — and half of the top 20 — most-followed Twitter accounts are solo musicians,” Pitchfork observes.
Author: Billy Steele
Source: Engadget
