Tuesday, July 22, 2008
If you haven't done it already - get over to the iPhone Dev site and Unlock that iPhone!
Looking for ComScore's June numbers? We've got you covered
Will IT jobs drop in 2009?
And...Looking to buy a Mini? Wait until 2009 and it just might be electric
Can you really hack the London Oystercard with this PDF?
12 unbelievable examples of buildings in motion
Has your business become a victim of the Google Slap?
Vuzit is a web based document viewer you can embed in any web page
11 reasons America is the new top socialist economy
Why the "Google Generation" isn't nearly as smart as they think they are
Want to know the secret of being happy? Martin Seligman knows and we love him
This is Stephen Hawking made out of Lego. Love it
These portable earplugs are fantastic. We'll take 'em!
TechCrunch wants to build a web tablet. We want to buy one. Where do we start?
These are 10 really nice flyer designs
Labels: 2009, Comscore, flyers, Google Slap, hacking, iPhone Dev, IT, Lego, Martin Seligman, Mini, Oyster, Stephen Hawking, Techcrunch, unlock, Vuzit
posted by olli @ 21:34Thursday, June 26, 2008
(We're away for the long weekend so no posts on Friday - we'll be back on Monday.)
You need to read this: Icann relaxes top level domain and yes - it matters
Even Bill Gates hates Microsoft's Usability. Hello Office 2007!
Has WOW lost it's standing as the world's biggest MMO?
13 innovations in future transport and travel
What are the best US cities by design?
Can you really hack the power grid? The Chinese seem to think so
Say hello to MySpace's data availability API
This is a lovely information architecture breakdown of a newspaper redesign
Do you need to be a programmer to run a software company?
This little piggy bank helps saves your pennies to buy stuff in an RPG
Further proof that MBA's are usually bad news for a creative business
Crunchgear takes a visit to the Dyson labs and brings back video!
If you're into the military or just blowing stuff up - RealMilitaryFlix is for you
Cool! Instinctiv turns your iPhone into Pandora
Hackers have finally cracked London's Oyster card system
Why you should do what you're great at
Labels: Bill Gates, China, hacking, Icann, information architecture, London, MBA, Microsoft, MMO, MySpace, Oyster, power grid, RPG, Transport, usability, WOW
posted by olli @ 22:05Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Hi Emily. We love your design blog
DesignGive offers you cool stuff and then donates profits to charity
Say hello to Fast Company TV
Spoiled teenagers will love this: Spin The Bottle on your iPhone
Microsoft Vista has finally been cracked
How do you build a brand with Widgets?
30 (sans serif) fonts that every designer should own
Why is the Obama "brand" so successful?
Say hello to the new fung shui McDonalds
What's the difference between cloud and utility computing?
MySpace and MTV UK sitting in a tree...making their own TV network
Totspot is a social network for babies. No, really!
The law and politics of Battlestar Galactica
What did Johann Sebastian Bach actually look like?
If you like Helvetica, you'll probably want one of these t-shirts
The New York Review Of Books on the charms of Wikipedia
Labels: Bach, Battlestar Galactica, Designgive, Emily Chang, Fast Company, hacking, Helvetica, iPhone, McDonalds, Microsoft, MTV UK, MySpace, Obama, Totspot, typefaces, widgets, Wikipedia
posted by olli @ 20:59Friday, September 7, 2007
Could RockMe.dium be the future of the music festival?
This project from Yahoo! gives an instant snapshot into people's feelings on the web
What will the metropolitan newspaper look like in 2020?
4 mistakes Apple made with the recent iPhone price drop
The US Dept. Of Justice says "No" to Network Neutrality
Say hello to Warner Bros. new animation project - T-Works
Human Locator is a new interactive form of outdoor billboard advertising
The 50 loudest websites in 2006 and what made them successful
The 7 habits of highly ineffective people
Has The White House created a mandate to sell a war with Iran to the American public via the media?
Hurrah! Netscape's rather obvious Digg clone is going away
Hate your friend's Avatar? Then re-do it!
Say hello to the Ikea hackers
"Hi. My name is Stephen and I'm a design addict"
So, really - at the end of the day, why should you follow the news?
Labels: Apple, avatars, design addiction, digg, hacking, Ikea, ineffective habits, iPhone, loud websites, Netscape, News, newspapers, Rockme.dium, T-Works, White House, yahoo
posted by olli @ 08:12Thursday, July 26, 2007
Some nice ideas in Diesel's Global Hotspots book
Building 4D time-varying cities with a little help from Microsoft
A few new gorgeous screenshots from GTA4 have been released
New Media is fun but can we learn anything from Very Old Media?
Say hello to iPhone The Book
MySpace & The Producers Guild are looking for a TV producer
GetVenture is a blog dedicated to the budding VC seeking entrepreneur
Wishpot allows you to save and track your favourite products online
Say hello to Jobster for Facebook
7 ways to help you recognize opportunity when it comes knocking
Test your knowledge of online scams and how to avoid them
Wired has a nice roundup of the latest iPhone hacks
Alan McGee showcases the obscure punk records that made more of an impact than you ever knew
This is an awesome commercial for Sprint using flashlight animation
Labels: 4D, animation, cities, Diesel, facebook, GTA4, hacking, iPhone Book, Jobster, MySpace, Old Media, punk rock, scams, Spring, venture capital, Wishpot
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