Dieter Rams: Less and More Interview
This Rams interview features 10 principles of good design + endless list of memorable quotes from this Braun designer who has influenced Apple’s design and industrial design in general. The un-spectacular things are the important things. — Dieter Rams —
Obvious Engine — AR I Can Believe In
I’ve always had a bit of a distaste with marker based Augmented Reality. We can’t put markers in everything in the world now can we! Luckily there seems to be a solution to this. Just witness the Obvious Engine, which
Mobile Minimalism: Clear for iPhone
Oi! I’m constantly scouting for the best and most fluid-to-use mobile TODO app. Clear for iPhone cranks high at the moment. Check out the interactions and genius use of gestures. A great example of minimal mobile design! Only sad thing
Kinect: Puppet Parade
I wish I had done this. Puppet Parade is an interactive installation that allows children to use their arms to puppeteer larger than life creatures projected on the wall in front of them. Children can also step in to the
Twitter on TV Examples
The Best of Twitter TV video highlights of the best integrations of Twitter on TV including hashtags on-air, handles on-air, live-tweeting and curated Tweets. — found via the Twitter Youtube Channel
PageLayers – Your Dream Tool For Website Redesign
Page Layers creates PSD files of websites. It’s an awesome tool, if you ever: plan to do an unsolicited redesign for some entity are at work, and are asked to do an actual redesign project for a client have a
Jeff Han 2006 — Never Forget (Multitouch at TED)
A classic interaction design video of Jeff Han demoing various multitouch user interfaces in TED Monterey, 2006. What’s interesting is that iPhone with a multitouch screen came out 2007. — Original: Jeff Han demos his breakthrough touchscreen / TED.com
Flipboard for iPhone
Ha! Flipboard now available for iPhone. Perhaps this reinvigorates my usage of Flipboard, which has slowly turned into zero on the iPad. The app looks nice and fresh again, just like it did originally on the iPad. Also notice their
WVIL — Wireless Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens
The WVIL camera is not a real product, but a Concept Camera envisioned by Artefact’s award-winning design team. It answers the question: “what’s next for camera design?”. You might remember it from that CES 2011 spoof video, but It’s really
