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Product design use and usability, designs new and old, inspired and unspired. The little things that matter.

Twist&Brush: Convergence in the toiletry kit...

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I'm something of a junkie for efficiency, especially when traveling, so it makes sense that this concept would appeal to me: Twist&...

iPad 2: The Cover's the Story...

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Apple is the go-to example for usable innovation these days, so I'd be remiss if I didn't do one post on the iPad 2. Well, here it...

Fake "Recycling" Box Conceals Valuables

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In the same disguise-it-as-worthless category as the uglified bike and sandwich mold camouflage bags , this trick from Kevin Waits at Wiseb...
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Emoticons: Annoying, but useful?

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Many post-teen computer users may consider emoticons to be a scourge, a dumbing-down of the level of discourse, and a sure sign of the impen...
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Multi-Sense Trash Can Is A Bit Too Far...

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Technology! It's here to solve all our problems - except when it's creating new ones. Exhibit A: the $225 electronic "multi-s...
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Map Readability - A matter of design...

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At 41Latitude , Justin O'Beirne writes on "ideas about maps, technology, and usability" - and really dives deep into his explo...

UCIM Concept: One camera for the group...

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As a product this camera may have many (maaany) problems, but as a concept it has an intriguing nugget at its core. The UCIM Camera , for S...
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