The first commercially available cell phone, released in 1983, weighed nearly two pounds, cost $3,995, and had a battery that lasted about as long an episode of Benson. Fast-forward more than 25 years to the iPhone 4, with its 1 GHz ...READ»
Night Bright, an interactive installation at the Bumble children’s cafe in Los Altos, California, lets children chase butterflies (and other creatures) year-round.READ»
Here at Co.Design, we love modern art. We also love schlocky action movies (don’t hate). Let’s combine the two, shall we?
Canadian software artist Jeremy Rotsztain takes scenes and sounds from action films--explosions! car ...READ»
Just as Twitter adds your photos to your home page, social photo finder Pixable integrates Twitter into its system so you can get a custom feed of the photos all your friends have uploaded recently. Think of it as a visual Twitter.READ»
When you're a company with an encyclopedic list of achievements that includes everything from the transistor radio to the telephone, your employees can't possibly be asked to remember every single innovation detail from your storied ...READ»
Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom says it's not all about creating a pretty photo-sharing app. The company's aiming much higher, with plans to fundamentally change the way people communicate and share. READ»
"We want consumers to have a great time," says SCVNGR founder Seth Priebatsch, "and we also want business to love it enough that they're willing to pay for it."READ»
When it comes to mobile location apps, I am little skeptical, very intimidated and completely uneducated in how to use them. I set out to talk with companies that are pioneering in the mobile location sector to find out how they plan on making revenue, and what's next for the entire industry.READ»
A three-minute video implying multinational mobile giant Vodafone was one of the primary forces behind the Egyptian Revolution has gone viral, and Egyptians are not happy about the implications.READ»
Ashton Kutcher's production company Katalyst has revealed its first output from new hothousing venture IdeaJam. Its partnered with Intel and 48 creative professionals for a narrative experiment that will yield "six, short, digital content units." Here's what that means. READ»
