This is why Drake Bell is one of my favourite people
Because designing complex interaction is efficient on paper prototypes.
(Link to the original post in Cennydd which I fixed a bit)
Sony RX1 Review
That seems to be very impressive camera - and almost 1:1 when I map it to my wish list. Too bad it’s too expensive and the battery life is so bad.
Source: minimallyminimal.com
This is super awesome and I love everything this page has to offer for everyone who’s into graphic design. (via New York City Transit Authority Graphics Standards Manual)
Source: thestandardsmanual.com
Nike’s support team confirms an Android app isn’t currently in the works. “Right now, we’re focused on iOS and the web,” says the tweet. “We’re not working on an Android app.
Yes, the subway system of Stockholm is pretty amazing. This article is really interesting and there’s a bunch of lovely photos of the stations!
Source: techgraffiti.com
This is sort of creepy but still funny. Time to move out, huh?
This is incredible. I’d like to try something like this on my own but first I’d need to get one of these huge glass bottles.
(via The sealed bottle garden still thriving after 40 years without fresh air or water)
Source: Daily Mail
Who really likes the “software” in their car, microwave, or blu-ray player?
That is one excellent question.
Source: hypercritical.co
Wow. These phones are interesting even when I personally would not want to get one.
These original phones integrate wacky features like 7.1 stereo sound, dual SIM cards, a functional cigarette holder, a high-zoom lens, or a built-in UV LED for counterfeit money detection. Their ability to not just copy, but to innovate and riff off of designs is very significant. They are doing to hardware what the web did for rip/mix/burn or mashup compilations. The Ferrari toy car meets mobile phone, or the watch mixed with a phone (complete with camera!) are good examples of mashup: they are not a copies of any single idea but they mix IP from multiple sources to create a new heterogeneous composition, such that the original source material is still distinctly recognizable in the final product.
Source: bunniestudios.com
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