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YouTube will get the new +1 button instead Like/Dislike buttons

Posted: 16 Mar 2012 03:23 AM PDT

Google is working hard to integrate its services with its social network Google +1, and speaking of this integration, it seems that Google will introduce some changes to YouTube in the future.

Like and Dislike buttons are the essential part of YouTube, and according to the reports, it seems that Google will change the way in which these buttons work. Reports say that Google will remove these buttons and replace them with +1 button, however, +1 button will have the same functionality as the Like button, but in addition, you'll get the option to share that video with your Circles on your Google+ profile. This seems like the end of the Dislike button, but now we'll have the ability to share videos with our circles easily.

It seems that Google is rather determent to integrate YouTube with Google+, however, it will take some time for the users to adjust to the +1 button on their YouTube videos.

[via Ubergizmo]

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Wrist-mounted finger piano turns any solid surface into piano

Posted: 15 Mar 2012 11:29 AM PDT

We have seen all sorts of portable devices, and today we have a device that will allow you to play piano on almost every surface.

This unusual device comes from Japan and it is called Wrist-Mounted Finger Piano, and all that you have to do in order to turn any solid surface into a piano is to put the speaker on your wrist, and special "caps" over your fingertips and you're good to go. Each time when you tap a surface with your finger, the Wrist-Mounted Finger Piano will produce a specific sound, however, since all notes cannot be assigned to five fingers, you also have three additional notes on the speaker. In addition, we have to mention that this device can only play basic notes, so you won't be able to replace a piano, or similar device with Wrist-Mounted Finger Piano.

Wrist-Mounted Finger Piano is one weird device with basic piano functionality, and it currently costs about $40.

[via Dvice]

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