With the grand unveiling of Apple’s next operating system for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch approaching, sources have provided detailed descriptions of what users and developers alike could expect from the software’s fresh look.
In the future, when the history of the Internet is taught alongside social studies and algebra in middle school, there will be a brief, marginal mention of minimalist posters and how they, for a moment, encapsulated a bit of the late-aughts web.
Tony Stark has been to a lot of cool places in that Iron Man get-up of his. But low Earth orbit might still be a bit beyond our operational flight envelope. Not so for the developers of the revolutionary RL Mark VI Space Diving suit.
Inside a "build party" where anyone can make a rifle that no cop will ever know about.
If you work for Amazon, you might soon have the option to feel like you're working outside every day.
Not every ad campaign is brilliant. In fact, a lot of them are terrible. These campaign proposals, however, are hilariously bad mainly because they are politically incorrect, insensitive, offensive or just in bad taste.
The image on the handicapped sign looks passive, even helpless. For years there have been scattered efforts to replace it with a more active representation of people with physical limitations.
As screens get increasingly getting cheaper and more ubiquitous, are we going to keep counting them?
Open offices make employees less productive, less happy, and more likely to get sick. So why do 70% of Americans work in them?
Our travel is more transient these days, at least physically speaking; the documentation of our journeys less tangible, more digital.
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