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EyeGuide™ Makes Eye Tracking Affordable and Accessible (Video)

Grinbath EyeGuide(TM) LogoGrinbath, a developer of affordable usability and assistive technologies, just released a great overview video of their eye tracking product EyeGuide™.**  The product that released today is a complete suite including hardware, capture software, and analyze software.  Best of all, it’s under $1500.

 

 

Eye tracking technologies can be extremely expensive, making it inaccessible to those looking to broaden their understanding of user behavior and actions.  EyeGuide™’s under $1500 price tag (with additional discounts for multi-unit, education, government, and non-profit) creates a more feasible and affordable reality for everyone.  A few other bonuses:

iPhone 3GS: Revealing Changed Expectations

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When Apple announced the iPhone 3GS earlier this month, along with the ooh’s and ahh’s were some hefty fees for AT&T’s bevy of current iPhone 3G users if they wanted to upgrade.  While LA Times Tech Blog recently reported that ‘AT&T Relents on iPhone 3GS upgrade pricing‘, the situation itself reveals that the iPhone has changed expectations and is waiting for things to catch up.

Linkage: Gavin Newsom, Anti-Perez, and Free Streaming Video

Stories I’ve come across (mostly through awesome facebook friends I have) that I’ve liked:

Article: All the News That’s Fit to Tweet (Downtown News)

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I had an impromptu interview this week with Ryan Vaillancourt of Downtown News about Twitter.  His article “All the News That’s Fit to Tweet” is now up, and a couple of my points about twitter were mentioned.  Great article for those who want to learn more about twitter or wondering if they should sign up.

Downtown News Article – All the News that’s Fit to Tweet

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