Archive for the ‘Design’ Category
The really quick evolution of Apple product designs
Feb 11 by Sal McCloskey | 2 commentsFor the last three of decades, Apple has separated itself from the various competitors through company culture, innovative technologies, and stellar marketing efforts. They have built a passionate community around their products based more »
Is this creepy android mannequin the future of retail merchandising?
Feb 11 by Rocco Penn | 1 commentIf this is the future of retail, I’ll be shopping online more often. Takashimaya, a department store in Tokyo, is working with Dr. Hiroshi Ishiguro from Osaka University to demonstrate their concept of the next generation of retail merchandising. The timing couldn’t more »
Yelp users are easier to spot than most
Feb 9 by Rocco Penn | 1 commentThere are definite distinctions between users of various social sites. They’re often easy to spot based upon their look (Tumblr), activities (FourSquare), and attitude (Pinterest), but the combination of the three can help us identify more »
Corning expands its vision of a glass future
Feb 3 by JD Rucker | 2 commentsNearly a year ago, Corning put out a video called “A Day Made of Glass.” In it, they showed a future that was enhanced by the use of touchscreens and other variations of glass products that seems less like “Minority Report” and more like a not-so-distant reality. more »
Making the internet more open... in education
Jan 30 by JD Rucker | 2 commentsOver the past few decades starting with the computer revolution and continuing through the digital age, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been a leader in cutting edge (and often bleeding edge) styles of educating the brightest more »
Note to Startups: If you're going to steal from others... well, just don't steal from others
Jan 28 by Lorie Wimble | 6 commentsThe internet is rife with theft. People take content and concepts from others on a regular basis and pawn it off as their own. It’s so common that many websites (including this one) have given up on fighting content-scrapers, spammers, and intellectual more »
The Silicon Valleys... of the world
Jan 20 by Rocco Penn | 1 commentJust as movies are made outside of Hollywood and cars are built outside of Detroit, entrepreneurs, startups, and venture capitalists are present in places other than Silicon Valley. Worldwide, there are business-friendly environments more »
Modern language wars: PHP vs python vs ruby
Jan 17 by Rocco Penn | 6 commentsThere are several questions that programmers must answer when deciding on their language of choice. Depending on who you ask, the passions towards one language or another can spark debates, even “nerd fights” as can be found in some videos more »
This cake is not a lie
Jan 14 by Scarlett Madison | 4 commentsWe normally don’t look at cooking as a way to generate tech discussions or exemplify geek awesomeness, but this sort of cooking does the trick. Fans of the game Portal should be very familiar with the concept of “the cake’s a lie.” If you played more »
Samsung unveils the smartest window you've ever seen at CES
Jan 14 by Connor Livingston | add comment“Quite frankly, I feel like I’m in Minority Report and that’s really awesome,” said Ashley Esqueda from Mobile Nations. If there was any doubt that technology was reaching a tipping point where things from our imaginations were becoming a reality, the Samsung more »

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