What is Cubify? I really can't tell yet; maybe next week.

When press releases cross my desk (er, Inbox), I usually give them two paragraphs to make sense, or else get tossed. Here's one that arrived at 6:26am this morning, and I can't really tell what it does. I thought I'd let you read its second paragraph to see if you can figure this out:

Cubify.com combines coloring book simplicity with cloud gaming

excitement to deliver a vivid 3D create-and-make experience through a

fully integrated, fluid interface. With intuitive 3D apps, rich 3D

printable content libraries of games, puzzles and collections,

Cubify.com turns any mobile device, tablet or Kinect device into a

powerful, digital canvas that unleashes creativity and brings ideas to

life in 3D. Compelling content creation, capture and customization apps

make it simple and fun to personalize creations and print them at home

on a Cube 3D printer or have them printed using our online Cubify

service. Now everyone can unleash their creativity and earn money by

marketing their own 3D creations or by developing new apps for

Cubify.com.

No point going to  cubify.com, it's not live for another five days.

Comments

[Randall Newton]

PR BS at its absolute worst.

[Normand C.]

Well it's online now. Cubify's goal seems to aim to duplicate the success of Thingiverse. I believe the Cube 3D printer is the first 3D printer aimed at consumers. So far only kits sold to DIYers were available.