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Thomas Friedman To United States: Innovate Or Else

BY Gregory Ferenstein | 09-06-2011 | 6:50 PM | MANAGEMENT

The blockbuster author and New York Times columnist talks with Fast Company about his new book, "That Used To Be Us," which contends that prioritizing innovation can turn around America's free-fall from superpower status.READ MORE›

Not A Joke: An iPhone Case That Looks Like A Slithering Sea Monster

BY Suzanne LaBarre | 07-21-2011 | 9:08 AM | SIVAN ROYZ

We’ve come across plenty of inventive Apple accessories in our day (remember cross-stitched Pedobear?) but Sivan Royz’s laser-cut iPhone case is the first we’ve seen that approaches haute couture. It’s so theatrical and ... READ MORE›

Wanna Bring Cast-Iron Stoves Back Into Style? Add An iPhone Remote

BY Suzanne LaBarre | 05-24-2011 | 2:19 PM | AGA TOTAL CONTROL

In case you haven’t noticed, here at Co.Design, we loooooove modern design. Sometimes, though, all that newness can look a tad cold, especially in the kitchen, where the slick stainless steel that’s being stretched over the place ... READ MORE›

iFive: Netflix Gets Mad Men, NYT Defends Paywall, Toyota Pulls iPhone Jailbreak Ads, Congress Vs FCC, Teens Love iPhones

BY Kit Eaton | 04-06-2011 | 5:47 AM | INNOVATION

As the saying goes "I'd like mornings if they started later!" If you're feeling like this, then perk yourself up with i5, our early news summary.READ MORE›

"Situationist" iPhone App Turns Your Social Network Into an Art Collective

BY John Pavlus | 03-15-2011 | 11:06 AM | SITUATIONIST

What do you get when you mash up Marxist art from the 1960s with check-in apps from the 2010s? If your answer isn't "Who the $*#& cares?" you may enjoy an iPhone app called "Situationist," which gives a location-based techno-twist to ... READ MORE›

Gorillaz iPad-Made Album Available for Christmas, But Is It the First? [Video]

BY David Zax | 12-10-2010 | 11:54 AM | INNOVATION

"I hope I'll be making the first record on an iPad," said Damon Albarn. It's the first major album, for sure, but pop musicians, DJs, and even some orchestras have been experimenting with the musical possibilities of the device. Here are some of our favorites.READ MORE›

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