EverydayUX morsels (July 15th – July 17th)

• Tweetable Eats: What Street Vendors Can Teach Businesses About Twitter
  Great lessons here.
• How Augmented Reality Apps will change how you live, advertise and brand yourself. | Simon Mainwaring
  Really thoughtful and thorough overview piece on the future of augmented reality – both good and bad. Great video examples.
• iPhone Push notifications are a mess. Needs a complete revamp. – The Next Web
  I figured they might be a mess but I never imagined it would be this bad.
• 30 iPhone Apps with Sexy Interfaces « AppStorm
  Bookmark this for a later date when you want inspiration to reach outside the toolkit.
• The Future of Search: Social Relevancy Rank
  Nice piece on the importance of Social as a way to filter the noise.
• How Does ESPN’s Magic Baseball Ball Tracking Work? – Baseball tracking – Gizmodo
  Interesting look at how ESPN achieved that comet effect in real time during the Home Run Derby.
• Human-Centered Design Toolkit – Case Studies – IDEO
  Get your Download on and get an interesting peek into the metodologies at IDEO.
• TG Daily – Iranians boycott Nokia for ‘collaboration’ with regime
  Iranians boycott Nokia and sales of Nokia phones halved during that time.

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