Sunday, October 18, 2009
Protect Your Feet In Disaster
The Braun Post-Disaster Emergency Foot Protective Accessory is for the rescue workers who are there on scene of disasters like earthquakes.
You Have Smartphones? Here’s a Smartwatch
Sleek and minimal? Check. Large screen? Check. Oodles of tech? Check, check and check! The E’llipse Traveler is a watch to end all watches. By Yanko Design
The Amazon River vs. The US Interstate System
The Dymaxion Tomorrow
A city-wide vehicle sharing program, a latrine block that treats sewage on-site, and bicycles that double as ambulances take top honors in the Buckminster Fuller Design Challenge. By Elizabeth Cline
The evolution of evolution
Ben Fry has created a tool that allows you to watch the theory of evolution evolve. Here, he introduces us to his amazing exploration of scientific thought. By Joe Kloc
Agnieszka Gasparska: Kiss Me I’m Polish
Agnieszka Gasparska is the Creative Director and founder of design firm Kiss Me I’m Polish. Her clients include GOOD, Thrillist, Refinery29, Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame and many others that you have heard of. She is speaking at AIGA’s MAKE / THINK conference in Memphis this October on the topic of Art Direction on the web. By Scott Chappell
Clever New Fan Has No Blades

Few inventions have lent themselves to as little improvement over the years as the simple fan, with its whirring blades that blow air across a desk or through a room. By Robert Roy Britt
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Interactivity in Web Design: A Beginner’s Guide
The Internet is a different place than it was 10 years ago. Back then, the only way people could find information was by surfing the Internet using search engines and then jumping from link to link in order to find other websites. By Poonam
Touchscreeb PCs prompt interface innovations
Touchscreen displays are going to get a big boost from Windows 7’s built-in support for multitouch tech — but there’s a hitch: Flicking, scrolling and opening programs can be cumbersome when stubby fingers meet Windows’ tiny icons and menu items. By Priya Ganapati
35 Smart Logos With Second Thought To Make You look Twice
Here's another logo showcase, but in this one you really will need to look twice! Every logo is carefully picked with second thought and I think such logos are really hard to create. Get inspired, hopefully this article will help you to look different at logo creation – it’s not always just about typography, good looking font and nice animation. By Dainis Graveris
Online Web-design tools for the beginner

If you're not an advanced Web designer, and you don't want to pay a company to create a Web site for you, there are services across the Web that can help you create the site you want. By Don Reisinger
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Future Phones Dazzle With Design

Concept devices go where most product designers fear to tread. They are dream gadgets that hint at possibilities beyond what current technology can support — or what current fashion can accept. By Priya Ganapati
Saturday, October 10, 2009
tvChatter iPhone Application
tvChatter is an application for the iPhone and iPod Touch that presents lively commentary about your favorite TV shows. The commentary comes from the Twittersphere but you do not need a Twitter account to see what people are saying. Watch your favorite show on your TV set or PC, launch the tvChatter app, choose the show from the social program guide, and watch the streaming commentary text. If you have a Twitter account, you can tweet, reply, re-tweet, or filter on your followers for a more intimate conversation.
The Changing Concept of Design
What many think of as an aesthetic profession has become so much more. By Andrain Kreye
The Future of Health Care Is Social
Health care is a personal issue that has become wholly public--as the national debate over reforming our system makes painfully clear. By Jennifer Kilian & Barbara Pantuso
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