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Web Operating Systems: The Options You should Consider

On May 28, 2010 By

Most of us have heard of WebOS or Web Oper­at­ing Sys­tems and most of us just don’t know what it is. Well, WebOS and Web oper­at­ing sys­tem are terms that describe net­work ser­vices for inter­net scale dis­trib­uted computing.

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Web Operating Systems: The Options You should Consider

On May 28, 2010 By

Most of us have heard of WebOS or Web Oper­at­ing Sys­tems and most of us just don’t know what it is. Well, WebOS and Web oper­at­ing sys­tem are terms that describe net­work ser­vices for inter­net scale dis­trib­uted computing.

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Five Alternative Methods for Typography Inspiration

On May 28, 2010 By

Typog­ra­phy is the Jan Brady of graphic design – it doesn’t gen­er­ate the rabid excite­ment of color nor coo­ing over flashy images. But typog­ra­phy can’t be ignored – in its basic form it’s what spells out a mes­sage, in its true and full form it can be used for opti­mum read­abil­ity, impact, or even an artis­tic state­ment. Its this full form that ele­vates it to an art-form

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Browser Testing: A Family Tree

On May 28, 2010 By

One task dri­ves web pro­fes­sion­als to dis­trac­tion more than almost any other: test­ing whether their design works equally well in a mul­ti­tude of browsers and on dif­fer­ent devices.

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Soluto Wins TechCrunch With Anti-Frustration Software

On May 27, 2010 By

A clever new pro­gram can trou­bleshoot PC prob­lems and help opti­mize performance.

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Is there a business case for buying an iPad?

On May 27, 2010 By

This review is brought to you by Shopify. Shopify is an ecom­merce solu­tions made by design­ers, for designers.

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June Design Competitions Listing

On May 26, 2010 By

35 chances at fame, for­tune, and free stuff Every week I go through my Google Alerts for “design com­pe­ti­tion” and “design con­test” and put together the monthly com­pe­ti­tion post for Ponoko. The list is get­ting pretty long; so for those of you who like a lit­tle cura­tion with your con­tent — intro­duc­ing Editor’s Picks.

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Pac-Man singlehandedly destroys US economy (how’s that for sensationalist)

On May 26, 2010 By

Like many other web­sites, we posted a link to Google’s home­page last Fri­day when, for one day only, they had a free Pac-Man applet at the top of the page. It has since become so pop­u­lar that Google is offer­ing it full-time here . Now, party-pooping ana­lysts and soft­ware at Wol­fram Alpha and Res­cue­Time are claim­ing the one day of fun had a neg­a­tive impact on the freak­ing U.S.

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AA Bangalore Summer School 2010

On May 26, 2010 By

This August the AA School of Archi­tec­ture, Lon­don, Zaha Hadid Archi­tects Com­pu­ta­tion and Research group (ZHACDRG), Autodesk Inc and Depart­ment of Archi­tec­ture, BMS Col­lege of Engi­neer­ing , Ban­ga­lore will bring a unique archi­tec­tural work­shop and 1 day sym­po­sium to Ban­ga­lore. The work­shop as rep­re­sented by the diver­sity of the col­lab­o­ra­tors, will explore the rela­tions between con­tem­po­rary soft­ware tech­nol­ogy, design tech­niques, cre­ative expres­sion and its man­i­fes­ta­tion within India?s emer­gent econ­omy and ancient built traditions.

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AA Bangalore Summer School 2010

On May 26, 2010 By

This August the AA School of Archi­tec­ture, Lon­don, Zaha Hadid Archi­tects Com­pu­ta­tion and Research group (ZHACDRG), Autodesk Inc and Depart­ment of Archi­tec­ture, BMS Col­lege of Engi­neer­ing , Ban­ga­lore will bring a unique archi­tec­tural work­shop and 1 day sym­po­sium to Ban­ga­lore. The work­shop as rep­re­sented by the diver­sity of the col­lab­o­ra­tors, will explore the rela­tions between con­tem­po­rary soft­ware tech­nol­ogy, design tech­niques, cre­ative expres­sion and its man­i­fes­ta­tion within India?s emer­gent econ­omy and ancient built tra­di­tions. For fur­ther info visit http://bangalore.aaschool.ac.uk/

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