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EverydayUX links for June 4th through June 5th
Why Tiered Broadband Is the Enemy of Innovation - GigaOMGreat primer on this potentially really bad situation.
GTA4 stunt compilation: Do not attemptEpic collection of GTAIV stunts. Some of these are so flipping awesome.
67 Random Thoughts on Design - Tom Peters
Plurk: Unique or Just Another Twitter Clone? - ReadWriteWebGood review. I like some of the stuff [...]
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EverydayUX links for June 3rd through June 4th
A simple illustration of social design - BokardoGood post on the evolution of social design - starting with bulletin boards.
Twennis, Twistori for Tennis Heads on PSFKInteresting marketing-related re-purposing of Twitter content.
.Mac and Me rumors: TUAW inside look at Apple’s next-gen service - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)Looks like I finally get my $99 worth for [...]
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EverydayUX links for June 1st through June 3rd
Book Cover Design: Subject To Change - Adaptive PathNice story detailing the process (and early iterations) on how they ended up with the final cover design for Subject to Change.
Design Stencils - Yahoo! Design Pattern LibraryNice design pattern library in multiple formats (including Omnigraffle).
Designing Your Reputation SystemSuperb presentationfrom the 2008 IA Summit of designing reputation [...]
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EverydayUX links for May 30th through May 31st
Viral Advertising- How It Will Really Work | chrisbrogan.comReally excellent example of well executed viral ad. Doesn't try too hard. Its interesting. Well done.
Shadows Never Sleep . Aya KarpinskaA really clever exploration of the iPhone + multitouch interaction model as a vehicle to deliver a narrative. Also a shoutout to another ITP grad!
Excellent collection of [...]
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EverydayUX links for May 29th through May 30th
13 Tips for creating a successful new online productI don't think this list could be any more spot on.
Nokia: services effort to pay off in 2010 - Engadget MobileNokia's long term plan for their services offering.
Hate getting dropped calls? Apple wants to help. - AppletellVery clever if they can execute it. Ideally we're coming to [...]
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EverydayUX links for May 22nd through May 27th
Rave review of the Kindle by Justin Blanton, who is… (kottke.org)I have to say, I'm starting to hear more and more reviews from people I respect about the Kindle that are making it sound more appealing. Watching our bookshelf overflow with books also doesn't hurt.
Socialight’s “Urban Mixtape” on PSFKInteresting little LBS product from Socialight and [...]
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EverydayUX links for May 21st through May 22nd
Latest iPhone 2.0 beta adds geo-tagging to Camera photos - AppleInsiderHuzzah! Read the rest of this piece. There's a lot of exciting stuff in here.
Get Satisfaction Takes Twitter Brand Management to the Next LevelGreat new features from a great company. I really think the managed hosting of Customer Service will be powerful and making Twitter [...]
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EverydayUX links for May 20th through May 21st
Next Gen Apps Won’t Be Pushed Around By the Browser - ReadWriteWebNice collectioon of applications that push the traditional boundaries of browser-based applications.
Mobile Opportunity: Nokia goes for 1% market share in the USInteresting look at Nokia's advertising and why they're having a hard time getting penetration here in the US.
When exactly will mobile IM take [...]
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EverydayUX links for May 16th through May 20th
RANT: Designers and crappy jobs - peterme.comRant on why designers put up with crappy jobs. While I agree with everything he says, it seems to presume a certain amount of career flexibility and availability of alternatives that I don't think everyone has, particularly during a tough economy.
The Future of Mobile Social Networks: 4 Promising Services [...]
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EverydayUX links for May 14th through May 16th
Data Portability: It’s The New Walled GardenTune in for the Arrington/Scoble slapfight on what is going to be one of the biggest issues of 2008.
Subtraction: Four for iPhoneKhoi Vinh presents 4 interesting ideas for potential next generation iPhone Apps. I really like Backtracker and Super Contacts.
The new rules for buying a Mac - MacworldVery comprehensive [...]
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