From An Apple Alum, An App That Makes Design Presentations A Cinch
Called Context, the software allows designers to mock up backgrounds and settings, without resorting to photoshop or outside photography.
15 Radical Redesigns For The TV Remote
Students at four top design schools were asked to serve up their ideas for the remote of the future. Couch potatoes, be forewarned: the results might shock you.
Will The New York Times Redesign Lead To A New Web Standard?
Virtually unchanged since 2006, NYTimes.com has debuted a design overhaul that questions the very nature of a "publication."
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AÃRK Collective Watches Tell Time In Geometric Style
Nondigital wristwatches may seem like a throwback, but this new collection does time-telling well.
A Beautiful Bubble Lamp That Looks Like A Smell
This gorgeous glass globe was created with one purpose in mind: To mimic the feeling of scent.
All-In-One Kitchen Station, Produce Cooler, And Wormy Compost Bin
Sebastiaan Sennema’s Urban Harvest Series brings closed-cycle cultivation to your urban home.
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Watch: A Mind-Bending Experiment That Makes Water “Freeze” In Mid-Air
Everyone’s favorite YouTube scientist is back with a video that illustrates the relationship between frequency and frame speed.
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CubeSensors Measure All That Hot Air Produced By Your Boss
These gorgeously designed environmental sensors hope to make your workplace and domestic dwelling happier and healthier.
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Here’s Your Designer-Approved March Madness ‘Bracket’
Brackets are so pedestrian. Get your 2013 NCAA Tournament radial bracket right here.
Another Mega VC Firm Announces A Design Mentorship Program
NEA wants to mentor the next wave of designer-entrepreneurs, and they’re accepting applications now.
Google Kills Google Reader. Hitler Reacts
The death of Google Reader, an essential product for many who work on the web, was met with petitions and rage last night. And the inevitable Hitler reaction video.
SXSW Report: Technology Goes Peripheral, To Reveal Our Humanness
Written by: Jennifer Dunnam
Technology is more pervasive than ever. Now, the goal is to make it seem like an extension of ourselves.
