The 12 Trends That Will Rule Products In 2013
Written by: Chris Butler
Think 2013 will spell the end of good old analog and human interaction? Eh, not so fast.
An Unbelievable Glimpse Of The Tunnels In Progress Beneath New York City
A little reminder of what’s going on underneath that Gray’s Papaya.
This Little Two-Legged Table Rests Comfortably Against A Wall
Kaki, a new design by Kenyon Yeh, can be propped against any vertical surface.
Sculptures Of Trash, Made With Paper And Discarded In A Gallery
Carly Fischer meticulously re-creates the stuff the rest of us toss aside.
This Tiny House By Richard Neutra Is A Masterpiece
See how the modernist master worked his magic on a 1,000-square-foot home.
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Why Are Old Technologies So Hard To Kill? Nassim Taleb Has A Theory
The author of The Black Swan is back with a sweeping new theory: The longer a certain idea or technology has been around, the longer we can expect it to survive.
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Scientists 3-D Print A 25-Joint “Robatic” Bat Wing
Insights gleaned from bats might eventually revolutionize how micro-aircraft are designed.
3 Paths Toward A More Creative Life
Written by: Bruce Nussbaum
Want to be more creative? Sometimes it’s just a matter of giving yourself the space to think, writes Bruce Nussbaum.
Infographic of the Day
Infographic: Over 400 Vegetables On One Incredibly Healthy Poster
There’s no way your kid can hate all of these.
Petting Zoo: Christoph Niemann’s Amazing First iPad Book
“My goal was to make an interactive version of the napkin doodles I draw to keep the kids calm while waiting for food at the local pizzeria," says the Abstract Sunday illustrator.
The UX Thinking Behind Mailbox’s 800,000-Person Waiting List
For many users, Mailbox’s iPhone app doesn’t do anything except tell them it’ll take an eternity until they can use it. Why?
