This is brilliant » Isaac’s Live Lip-Dub Proposal (by Isaac Lamb) ht @serkes
We’re either in the moment in the room, or in the moment on our devices, and it’s tough for the brain to process the two together.
Interesting » UberConference: Simple, Visual, Free (by firespotterlabs)
In a survey conducted in April, Gartner found that 58% of enterprises have made or plan to make Apple’s iOS their primary mobile platform in the next year. In comparison, 20% of enterprises will standardize on RIM’s BlackBerry platform and 9% will choose Google’s Android.
Values are the moral and ethical rules we all live by. They serve to guide our actions, our behavior and the decisions we make in operating every aspect of our business everyday.
The secret to using free content as a business driver is to be the host of the conversation your audience cares about, not the subject of it.
The real power of social networking isn’t in social networking. The real power of social networking isn’t in collecting likes or retweets or followers or fans or mayorships. The real power of social networking isn’t in gathering up large numbers of these abstractions.
Our efforts and labors under the illusion of progress to increase standards of living are isolating us from each other, in a way that has the capacity to cause catastrophic changes in how (and where) we live.
The impossible texting & driving test (by @RYDBELGIUM)
iPad Keyboard Prototype (by danielchasehooper)
iPhone Projector iPod Projector HD Version (by @popvideoprojector)
Introducing Triggertrap Mobile (by @Triggertrap)
My concern with anything in the cloud would be the confidentiality of it,” she says. “If you put something up there, if you describe something that was a trade secret, you’re sort of putting it out there. My question would be could it continue to be a trade secret if you put it somewhere like that?
In my experience, men who respond to good fortune with modesty and kindness are harder to find than those who face adversity with courage.
By removing the page context from our thinking, as designers and UX thinkers, we can begin to explore more important ideas. Ideas about story, audience, participation, context, relevance, and usefulness.