EverydayUX morsels (March 1st – March 6th)

Case Study: How To Use Foursquare To Draw A Crowd Into Your Restaurant | Steffan Antonas
Great post from @steffanantonas showing the power of mobile to enhance real-world human interactions.
img.ly – What people buy online and what people buy offline. Very interesting.
Beautiful visualization of what people are buying online vs. in stores.
Books in the Age of the iPad — Craig Mod
Top notch post on how the future of literature + book design looks in a post-iPad world (hint = they look awesome)
Books in the Age of the iPad — Craig Mod
Top notch post on how the future of literature + book design looks in a post-iPad world (hint = they look awesome)
Gesturecons – Multi-Touch Icons
Nice collection of gesture icons.
Stop What You Are Doing & Install This Plug-In: Rapportive
Very very clever. Check it out if you're a Gmail user.
Adidas miCoach Pacer Review: Like Nike+, Only Better – Adidas micoach pacer review – Gizmodo
Pretty positive for Adidas' entry in the personal fitness tracking space. At first glance it sounds like too many wires (and other stuff) for me but what you get back sounds pretty great. Good to see people challenging Nike+ on this stuff.
Daring Fireball: Assorted Brief Observations and Thoughts Regarding Windows Phone 7
Great post from @gruber on what Microsoft got right with Windows Phone 7 (argh) and what hills they have yet to vanquish.