Month / September 2009

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  • Flowers

  • Google Wave First Look

    Gina Trapani at Lifehacker has a good write up on the current state of Google Wave.

  • Union Machine Co

  • Origami Tea Packaging

    Directed by artist Natalia Ponomareva from Russia, here is an amazing project with packaging of tea bags produced under the principles of origami. The bird forms and unfolds gradually while the tea…

  • Tiltshift SoMA

    View left towards the bay from the 11th floor view at Ideacodes. Tiltshifted with TiltShift Generator for iPhone.

  • MiLi Pro iPhone/iPod Video Projector

    The MiLi Pro is a breakthrough in iPhone and iPod accessory technology. It’s an iPhone / iPod compatible, rechargeable, micro video projector. The power of the PhoneSuit MiLi Battery has been coupled…

  • Samovar Tea Lounge

  • Graffiti

  • The Browsable Grid

    Several sites, including my own PicoCool, are taking advantage of the grid view as a fast way for users to browse content. Designers have been relying on the grid for generations as…

  • Ideacodes and Mind Over Media

    Ideacodes is thrilled to be working with Mind Over Media, a team of content and creative experts whose clients include the New York Times, Harvard Business School, Estée Lauder and American Express.…

  • iA Webtrends Map Poster

    Poster arrived today!

  • DIY Paper iPhone Dock

    Julien Madérou has created a paper iPhone dock with a printable version for you to download and create  yourself. Very clever.  A commenter notes that if you have a metal iPod touch…

  • Helveticize Your Web

    It’s been fun to see new scripts and themes developed to “Helveticize” the web, starting with Google Reader, then Google Calendar, Gmail, and now Twitter.  If you’re a Helvetica lover, you’re in…

  • Every Person In New York

    Jason Polan, a New York artist, is on a mission to draw as many New Yorkers as he can and post the sketches on his blog, Every Person In New York. If…

  • Time-Lapse Video of the SF Bay Bridge Construction

    [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTM6Ux8Viak[/youtube] Here’s a time-lapse video of last weekend’s San Francisco Bay Bridge construction closure made using a script that grabbed images from the bridge webcams. Via Laughing Squid

  • Google Updates Search Box

    Google‘s home page is well-known for its minimalist approach, and the search box itself has had minor adjustments over the past decade. Yesterday, they increased the size of the search box and…

  • Bokeh

    Bokeh characteristics may be quantified by examining the image’s circle of confusion. In out-of-focus areas, each point of light becomes an image of the aperture, generally a more or less round disc.…

  • iTunes 9.0 App Management

    Finally! The new iTunes 9.0 has an app manager. It’s fairly easy to use but as Steve Rhodes pointed out on my Flickr page, “it is a pain if you want to…

  • Google developing a micropayment platform

    Google is developing a micropayment platform that will be “available to both Google and non-Google properties within the next year,” according to a document the company submitted to the Newspaper Association of…

  • Prius Solar Wi-Fi Benches

    Prius has some solar wi-fi benches http://mep.metrohm.com.au/prednisone-deltasone/ setup in Yerba Buena Gardens. Would love to see SF have permanent free solar powered wi-fi stations.

  • Working 090109

  • Quadcamera Display

  • Orange in the City

  • Gear

  • Hitchcock: Mobile Storyboarding for iPhone

    [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/6030115[/vimeo] I posted Hitchcock to eHub last night and it’s been on my mind today. Hitchcock is the world’s first mobile story boarding application. With Hitchcock you can have your first story…

  • IKEA Switches from Futura to Verdana

    The graphic design world and typography-lovers everywhere were miffed last week over IKEA’s switch from Futura to Verdana. From Typophile: IKEA abandons ~50 years of Futura and Century Schoolbook for Verdana. In…

  • Lobby

  • Butter Lettuce Salad

    One of my favorite things.