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With more than 45 million wearable devices such as fitness trackers and smartwatches projected to ship by 2017, tech manufacturers and major brands are already starting to brace themselves for the upcoming wave. 
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Here is yet another way to store your bike, in a house in Sydney by Tribe Studio. We have shown many ways to hang a bike on a wall and even an occasional way to hang your bike from a ceiling, but Australia's Tribe Studio tops them all with this atrium designed to store bikes in the sky. No bikes on the wall in this house; the studio tells Dezeen: "The bike pulley system into the void was Tribe's idea, the drive was to keep the walls free." Via Lauren Moss
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The 10 most egregious UX offenses against users. Web design disasters and HTML horrors are legion, though many usability atrocities are less common than they used to be.
Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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Je ne sais pas pour vous, mais quand je cherche à modifier les images de mes profils sur les réseaux sociaux, je recherche toujours les dimensions officielles pour chacun d’entre eux afin d’avoir des images correctement proportionnées. Pour éviter du perdre du temps à chercher cette information, voici donc une infographie qui reprend les différentes tailles d’images … Via Wilfried Caruel, Ariane Janis
Jacques Tang's curator insight,
July 21, 2014 10:24 AM
*Médias sociaux: toutes les dimensions officielles* Je dois avouer que perso, je les préfère en liste, et vous?
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the architecture has been abstracted from the belief that the sacred text, decorated with calligraphy and intricate patterns, must never touch the ground.
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Introducing Airbnb’s new mark, inspired by the community, symbolizing a world where doors are always open. A world where you can belong anywhere.
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This map shows the countries where more than half the population consider themselves practicing members of one particular faith.
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Social media continual growth stats are always on the rise, and it will be rather interesting to see the difference between June and July’s statistics. However, today we will look at the social med... Via The Fish Firm II
Elsy Herrera's curator insight,
July 18, 2014 12:05 AM
Cada vez mas la información se mueve a través de los Medios Sociales , las personas estamos siendo voceros y referentes de opiniones.
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Turn your iPhone, iPod or iPad into a sophisticated monitoring camera with Manything. With live feeds, unlimited recording, motion detection, clip sharing and cloud storage Manything is the home monitoring system you already own. Via Tim Spencer
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With all the time and energy cartographers spend preparing maps, it makes sense that they would want to protect their investment. One of the ways they do so — although they don’t always admit it — is by including 'trap streets', deliberate mistakes added to maps to catch unsuspecting copyright violators.
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lecture in a series from Strategic Design & Management Summer Intensive at Parsons the New School for Design http://parsons-sis2014.tumblr.com
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July 17, 2014 8:04 AM
chouette cours qui entraîne la pensée design |
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SYDNEY — Selfies just weren't cutting it in 2014
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Even your local library can be a great place for art supplies.
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Portuguese artist Artur Bordalo (also known as Bordalo II) has created a clever street art series using railroad tracks as his canvas. He has more art on his Global Street Art gallery and Facebook page.
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New York-based Canadian artist Aurora Robson makes some amazing sculptures and installations. Described as a “subtle yet determined environmental activist”, her work is made from everyday waste such as junk mail and discarded plastic bottles.
Via Lauren Moss
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We’re quick to grab any and all WordPress plugins that can give the blog an extra edge or can wire up a feature we’d love to test. Whenever we dream something up to try on the blog, the first place we turn is WordPress plugins. We’ve collected quite the list of favorites. How about you? Via Alessandro Rea
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Help me fund my move to Austria & get unique signed prints of my work! Join me in this adventure :)
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She is young, she is a very talented photographer, and looks like she understands communication design. Alex wants to relocate herself and she has chosen indiegogo to fund her big step.
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Responsive web design is a core skill today, but it isn't everything. Aaron explains the advantages of an adaptive web approach. Via gonzodesign
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July 16, 2014 7:19 AM
This concept has sometimes been called RESS, but regardless of labels, it involves making decisions on the server that determine what should and shouldn’t be sent to the user, so that nothing is sent that will not be used.
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Robin Good's curator insight,
July 17, 2014 4:16 AM
Justin Fowler, co-founder of AudioPress, offers valuable insight into what the future of search and curation may be, by providing a relevant and sound pattern to look at: music. He writes on TheNextWeb: "Context is key for music, and that is where services like Songza and Beats Music are picking up tips from FM radio. These services are essentially using algorithms to help people discover new playlists, instead of discovering new songs. This allows for a marriage of both technology and human curation." Accordingly, as time goes by, I expect to see search engines increasingly highlight and direct searchers to quality curators, hubs and on-topic collections and specialized resources, rather than to individual, one-topic-only pages. Search engines will increasingly be gateways to curators and content collections rather than to individual tracks and pages. This will be particularly true especially when you will query a topic, a theme or interest, or better yet, a musical genre. That is, search and discoverability of content will rely more and more on intermediaries that will take on the load to make sense and organize in the best possible way, a specific realm of information (it can be a music genre, or the analysis of a biological topic) rather than - as it happens today - provide a linear list of individual web pages that is supposed to cover that topic. If the music industry, is, like other times before, an early indicator of how things will work out in the future, it makes a lot of sense to expect that the future of content discovery and search will be increasingly in the hands of curators, greatly helped and supported by sophisticated, but hackable and adjustable algorithms. What do you think? Rightful. Indicative of things to come. 8/10 Full article: http://trove.com/me/content/Cc1qT Reading time: 4':20" 
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5 Things I've Learned About Chasing Your Dreams Via Barb Jemmott
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How To Succeed Visually * Learning Curve Protects The Niche WHEN You Get In. Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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