Monday, January 14, 2008
Incredimazing looks like a low rent version of FFFFound!
A Pleo gets dissected. Think very carefully about how you feel looking at this link
Reverse Mobile offers to find out what that mystery number is
If you liked Autechre's Gantz Graf - you're going to love umfeld.tv
In the magazine world, what's more important? Finding content or producing content?
Why CNET is in the mess they're currently in
How to liberate the soul of your home
The NY Times takes an in-depth look at the afterlife of cellphones
If you like following the London Underground, you should check out the Tubelines YouTube channel
Textmap is a very interesting keyword based news aggregator
Is AOL encouraging its staff to spam their friends?
In Sweden, you'll be heating your train station with your own body warmth
Do you want to see a Portal 2? You can count our vote as "Yes"
Why the "revolution" will not be designed
UCLA takes a photographic look at Los Angeles from 1920 to 1990
Labels: AOL, CNET, content, design, Incredimazing, Los Angeles, mobile phones, Pleo, Portal, Reverse Mobile, Sweden, Textmap, Tubelines, Umfeld
posted by olli @ 07:04Monday, August 20, 2007
Beginning of the end? Bebo overtakes MySpace in UK traffic rankings
You might be down with the Pee Pants, but are you down with the HeadHoods?
Will artificial life arrive in three to ten years?
Gloji is a new beverage with some pretty awesome product packaging
Speakup makes a case for The Simpsons being the ultimate in brand expereinces
More on that note - Say hello to the ODG - The Original Design Gangsta
Will magazines thrive or die in the new digital era?
Say hello to the world's most expensive beers (we'll stick with the Lambics, thanks)
Can children's drawings be used as evidence of war crimes?
An update on the state of internet radio
The iPhone hacking kit - step by step
Did the future just arrive with Sweden's Skycab?
More on that - BusinessWeek looks at the future of work, 10 years from now
The NY Times takes a look at who's been editing Wikipedia entries
Four trends in newspaper web navigation
We're really enjoying a new band called Lights Out Asia
Labels: artificial life, Bebo, childrens drawings, future of work, Headhoods, iPhone, Lights Out Asia, magazine, newspaper design, original design gangsta, Skycab, Sweden, Wikipedia
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