11-13-2008: Digital Trash

The New York Times looks at the latest culprit that's fast filling up our land fills.

10-02-2008: Visual Evolution of a Technology Icon

09-15-2008: One Love

The power of L.A.S.E.R. [via everyoneforever]

06-18-2008: Mundaneum

[via New York Times]

12-10-2007: Left Behind

In an increasingly mobile world these little boxes are the abandoned old icons of technology in the developed world. [via the roving third eye of Sean Gannan]

11-10-2007: Enter the Android

Soon to be at your service from Google.

11-07-2007: Little Invaluables

However contrary to what the visual says, the interrupting machine is totally over according to iMomus.

03-29-2007: Living a Childhood Fantasy

Seeing this picture, I sure wouldn't mind being Steve Jurvetson. He is living my childhood Red Rackham's Treasure dream. Now that's as close to a childhood fantasy coming true. The Deep Flight submersibles makes this possible.

03-22-2007: Open Source Fun Innovation

Another example of open source innovations making our computer interface experience more fun. Puts the smile on your face where the Microsoft smiley faces fail to do. Poky is free to download and has a clean visual design that makes it simply iconic. Stumbled on Poky via the cool folks at TakTak.

02-08-2007: Eno Therapy

Chaos + The Ambient Genius of Brian Eno = 77 Million Paintings

Spaced out inspiration for us poor souls.

[Image from Wired magazine - Issue 15.02 | February 2007]

01-23-2007: Hate/Love

I hate most of the Microsoft products. Most of them really suck and are badly designed compared to it's competitors (best example for me is how terrible Internet Explorer is compared to the features and simplicity of the Mozilla Firefox browser). However the only thing I love, from the company that I hate, is their MS Office suite of products. Their Word, Powerpoint, Excel etc have worked wonderfully for me. And I have not felt the need to shift to any other product. So I am looking forward to the new enhanced version of the MS Office. The picture above shows a snapshot of the new MS Word main tool bar. Captured from a New York Times slideshow.

01-10-2007: Anticipation

Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone at the MacWorld in San Francisco yesterday. Just looking at the clean design of it in the picture and reading about it's features makes it the most anticipated gadget I would want to get my hands on. It's supposed to hit American stores in June and later in the year in Europe. Hopefully by Christmas or early next year in Asia. Oh it's a long, long wait.