So, you have your nice little iPod touchscreen Nano. Check. Your faithful watch died due to some event (uh, replacing the battery killed it completely…). Check. You need a new watch, but don’t want to fork out a bunch of money for something that just tells time. Check. So what do you do? Interestingly enough, [...]
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About 3 years ago, I set out to do something not most sane people would think of doing – create a product that has an extremely small market share, has some huge competitors, and at most I’d be able to sell maybe 20 units — if I was lucky. To go back some time before [...]
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I just noticed while on LinkedIn it’s been 33 days since my last post. A lot has happened between then and now- namely I got a job with HP (as a contractor for the time being) at the beginning of February. As a software designer nonetheless. Actually, I’m currently doing interaction design and eventually some prototyping [...]
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We’ve been pretty much accustomed to having web access the past number of years now on laptops, tablet PC’s or home computers thanks to WiFi, and even more so since the introduction of Apple’s iPhone. Since the iPhone came out, and gave people true web access from anywhere without having to carry multiple devices, letting [...]
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There seems to be a lot of people who like to design web sites, and or anything else, that don’t understand color theory. Let it be known that knowing color is very important in any design work, whether web, logos, print, even painting your house or office – if they let you have more than [...]
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Motorcycles are a very cool and economical form of transportation, whether for fun or work. One thing missing from most bikes is storage. Unlike a car, there is no trunk or rear cargo space to stash your stuff whether heading off to work or on a road trip. When I first saw the Rune, that [...]
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I love motorcycles. Actually, I love any vehicles that are nicely thought out in design, both in form and function. I had been riding dirt bikes since I was about 10 years old, and though I’d see a cool street bike (cruiser, chopper, or crotch rocket) every now and then, I really didn’t want one [...]
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