Archive for the ‘Design’ Category

Mighty Deals review

May 17 by James Mowery | 1 comment

We have local deals — it’s a been there, done that thing — but what about a deals site that covers creative professionals? They deserve a good deal every now and then too, don’t they? Well, this is why the team here at Techi and WebdesignerDepot has created Mighty Deals. The more »

The world's largest stadium photograph, with 90,000 potential Facebook tags

May 17 by James Mowery | add comment

If you were in London recently and watched the 2011 FA Cup Final (it’s a football soccer thing) at Wembley, you would have been part of history — the world’s largest 360-degree panoramic photo was shot there. The photo is huge, and with an insane more »

Slingshot reaches BFG status, and it would hurt you, badly

May 10 by James Mowery | add comment

In the war against zombies, the humans might be losing, but “The Avalaunche” might help sway the tide back into our favor, assuming all other weapon choices are exhausted. This bad boy packs the punch of a 20 mm steel ball — six of them, I might more »

Because YouTube is just too damn fast

May 6 by Ty Dunitz | 1 comment

In a head-scratchingly bass-ackwards marketing decision, you can now send recorded videos to friends and family (and enemies, I guess – who are we to judge) via snail mail in the form of TV in a Card. Apparently born of a mind stuck in the late 90s, more »

Infographics, in real life

Apr 26 by James Mowery | add comment

Here is a beautiful collection of real-life infographics by Jose Duarte. They integrate real-life photography with data visualization techniques to create an interesting take on infographic design. Enjoy. Internet users by country State of the internet 2010 The most popular Twitter accounts Number of mail sent every day more »

The beautiful art of making an hourglass

Apr 26 by James Mowery | add comment

There is something beautiful about this video, directed by Philip Andelman. It is difficult to explain. Perhaps it is a nod to the quality and passion that one must put in to perform an art so old and — what some might consider — obsolete. We have digital more »

Will Flipboard Do To Magazines What Napster Did To Music?

Apr 20 by Navneet Alang | 4 comments

Flipboard is, on the surface, a pretty, user-friendly iPad app that creates a personalized magazine for you. But it’s also a sign of what could be a coming catastrophe for web media. Flipboard works by pulling in RSS feeds and links from Facebook and Twitter more »

Apple Suing Samsung, But...

Apr 20 by JD Rucker | 6 comments

With Apple in the process of suing Samsung for stealing the design used for iPhone and iPad, some interesting images have surfaced on the Internet that may reverse the claim: It just goes to show that if you’re going to go after someone, you should be sure that more »

You've seen LEGOs before, but not like this

Apr 19 by James Mowery | 2 comments

I don’t know what it is about LEGOs, but they are awesome. But what is even more awesome is when someone puts in the time and effort to create something absolutely spectacular with something that is already so amazing. In that case, it becomes more »

The geekiest chair you'll ever see

Apr 19 by James Mowery | 6 comments

Do you want to see the geekiest chair ever? Well, look no further, because the person who brought us the binary low table and other assortments of geeky furniture is now giving us another chair: the Binary Chair 02. The Binary Chair 02 (or BNR011000110110100001100001011010010111001001-00110010) more »

The origami phone - because... well... why not?

Apr 18 by Ty Dunitz | 3 comments

It’s still sort of interesting to ponder about the passing of the telephonic torch – that the shorthand ‘phone’ now typically refers exclusively to mobile phones, and that you have to clarify ‘home phone’ when discussing the landlines of Luddites more »

Prefab high-rises may soon dominate city skylines

Apr 14 by David Lux | 2 comments

Prefab housing isn’t what it used to be. While we typically think of cheap, low-quality mobile homes when think of prefabricated construction, the world’s top architects and engineers are looking to prefab housing as way to create sustainable more »

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