The sleek Fitbit tracks your movements 24/7 so you can process that data online and set your fitness and nutrition goals.READ»
An entirely new industry of quasi-professional reviewers has grown out of the Internet. None of these reviewers understand design.READ»
For designers today, it's the little things that matter. The really, really little things.READ»
A new book that talks about the intellectualism of craftsmanship offers some insight into how designers solve problems.READ»
A Los Angeles conference shows how advancing technology aided by designers can help both doctors and patients.READ»
By inflicting pain on entities with artificial intelligence we enable them to become truly intelligent.READ»
When everything from solutions for social problems to smart business plans are getting heralded as design solutions, where do we draw the line?READ»
The INDEX Awards hands out 500,000 euros to winners in five categoriesREAD»
The design world is no longer dominated by large design agencies of 100, 200, or even 500 employees. We are now witnessing studios with 10, 20, or 30 people consistently delivering top quality design and in a very different way. READ»
When Gadi Amit ordered a 124mm-long electronic pen online, he received a heck of a lot more than he bargained for.READ»
