The iPhone 4S’s Siri Is The Ultimate Interface: None At All
The "humble personal assistant" may represent the beginning of the end of Apple’s UI.
How A Western Furniture Company Is Leveraging China’s Untapped Design Potential
Taking a risk to develop something new can be difficult for Chinese companies. Lasfera, a Beijing firm run by a German designer, hopes to push the envelope by focusing on design and craftsmanship.
A DIY Boat For Modern-Day Huckleberry Finns
Foldboat can be assembled by two people in just 2 minutes.
A Cutting Board That Doubles As An iPad Stand
Andrea Ponti’s concept cutting board keeps you connected even if you’re dining solo.
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From Pentagram’s Paula Scher, Posters That Celebrate The Joy Of Type
Last week, the Type Directors Club announced its 58th annual design competition celebrating the best typographic design of the year. That might hardly cause ripples outside the professional design world, but check out the byproduct: these gorgeous posters by Pentagram’s design maven Paul Scher.
Scientific American’s iPad App Lets You Build Your Own Alien Planets
Other earths are out there. It’s just a matter of looking for them hard enough. That’s the job of NASA’s Kepler space telescope, which is nearing the end of its funding lifespan.
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Infographic of the Day: HBO Recycles The Same Actors, Again And Again
You’re not seeing things: That guy from "The Wire" really is on "Game of Thrones."
Want To Create A Breakout Product? Start With A Narrow Focus
Written by: Jump Associates
One thing we’ve learned from Apple over the years: Roll out a limited product and add more features later.
