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Mer – Open Source Mobile OS Based on MeeGo
Mer – Open Source Mobile OS Based on MeeGo Mer aims to be an open, inclusive, meritocratically governed and openly developed Core optimized for HTML5/QML/JS, providing a mobile-optimised base distribution for use by device manufacturers. The Core is based upon the work from the MeeGo project and hopefully, over time, to be sharing effort together…
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It appears that Tumblr built in a day or two what no D.C.-based technology supplier could come up with in the last five years. MediaShift Idea Lab . #DontBreakTheInternet: How The Web Became a Political Force vs. SOPA | PBS (via matthew)
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Wireframe prototyping on iOS
Wireframe prototyping on iOS immerseyoursoulincode: It basically lets you string together wireframe sketches into prototypes that you can tap though on iOS devices. I’ll let you know what I think after I try it — whether I will be using this for my own projects or will continue to put these together in XCode. I…
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Tom Morris: Why WebFonts matter
Tom Morris: Why WebFonts matter tommorrisdotorg: I want to share a font that changed my life. This is a paragraph from this page on Malayalama Wikipedia. The article is about Simone de Beauvoir. (You could tell, right?) I listen in on the web design community. It’s often very interesting, but can be a little bit…
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Daily Papert: Change or Die
“It is obvious that schools are lagging behind deep changes in our society. They are still organized on the model of production line factories. The deepest reason for the lag is neither the lack of physical technology nor the ability of educators to understand its meaning. The biggest reason is the built-in self-preservationist conservatism of…
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new-aesthetic: Next-Gen Contact Lenses Could Send Emails Directly to Your Eyes | Inhabitat – Green Design Will Save the World
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The Federal war on drugs is a total failure… and undermines our civil liberties. Ron Paul (via kateoplis)
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Follow Your Heart: Darpa’s Quest to Find You by Your Heartbeat | Danger Room | Wired.com
Follow Your Heart: Darpa’s Quest to Find You by Your Heartbeat | Danger Room | Wired.com The U.S. military can see you breathing on the other side of that wall. It can even see your heartbeat racing while you crouch behind the door. But if you think running farther away or hiding in a crowd…
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Design Think: The contract
Design Think: The contract design-think: Recently, as I’ve got more clients and begun to take on more freelance work, I’ve needed to up my game in the paperwork department. In the past I’ve relied less on this, but the more clients I get, and the larger prospective projects that land in my inbox, the more…