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Apr 18, 4:00AM
Whoa, who would have thought that mutating hexagons could be so beautiful. It's like watching a sheet of sentient paper origami itself into form.
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Apr 18, 3:00AM
All the logos you see around you? They're eventually going to change some day. It might be because they get outdated or it might be because of a new CEO's quirky taste or it might because the company has some vain hope to rebrand themselves as more modern or more friendly or more whatever it is to get you to buy more of their products. Just take a look at some logos of famous brands. Even those that still look the same have added some embossing or shading.
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Apr 18, 2:00AM
Alison Brie, the gorgeous actress that somehow juggles
Community and
Mad Men without creating a black hole in the Internet, is a pretty funny fellow. Oh and she's also really, really pretty. But funny! But pretty. Anyways, she was tasked at recreating the faces of popular internet memes (think grumpy cat and overly attached girlfriend) with her own facial expressions and her effort is pretty admirable. Plus, it's absolutely adorable. [
HyperVocal]
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Apr 18, 1:00AM
It's nice to be a grandparent because you can enjoy spending time with your grandkids without worrying about the minutia of parenting. Plus, it's your second go around with little rascals so you get to have fun with it. Like Steve and Jeri Wakefield, two grandparents who are having so much fun at being awesome grandparents that they built their grandkids this amazing tree house mansion. I don't think kids have ever dreamt of tree houses this nice.
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Apr 18, 12:00AM
I keep watching this video over and over and every time this insane guy in a wingsuit somehow manages to avoid smashing into the side of the mountain by perfectly zipping through a ridiculously narrow cave. It's unbelievable. It doesn't make sense. He's flying at 155 miles per hour!
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Apr 17, 11:00PM
Hollywood's streets are paved with the album inserts and broken dreams of one-hit wonders. But this ambitious music video from Macklemore and Ryan Lewis shows the Seattle-based pair has no intention of going anywhere but up. The red-hot hip-hop duo has just released the "Can't Hold Us" single—the first since their breakout hit "Thrift Shop"—and it's spectacular.
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Apr 17, 10:20PM
Perfect for scrapbookers, teachers, or banking types who don't think 'rejected' is a strong enough term,
Quirky's upcoming Pixit stamp lets you create a custom image or text by painstakingly setting a grid of pins into any design.
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Apr 17, 10:00PM
While lyric reading app Strophes has already been in the Mac App Store for a while, more often than not, it's when you're on the go that you'll need to whip out lyrics at a moments notice. So whether want to sing along or end a friendly argument about the correct words (or lines... or paragraphs...), Strophes has finally arrived in pocket form, ready to offer sage lyric wisdom at your every whim.
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Apr 17, 9:40PM
With populations growing and cities overcrowding,
space-saving designs are amassing a huge, highly lucrative following. The only problem is that they often stay just that—designs. But after being unveiled at the recent Milan Furniture Fair, at least one innovative appliance is leaving concept land to become a reality: Ecooking, a fully functional, vertical kitchen.
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Apr 17, 9:20PM
Role-playing board games like
Dungeons & Dragons are known for their overly complicated multi-sided die. But this particular set
turns the dice into the actual dungeon, letting players discover a new random challenge every time they roll.
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Apr 17, 9:13PM
Behold what appears to be the trailer for Amazon's
Zombieland pilot. We're worried that this whole Amazon making its own television idea is about to get off to a very, very rocky start. Give it a whirl, and you'll see what we mean.
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Apr 17, 9:00PM
You have limited space when you go camping, so it's not like you're packing the entire living room. So to consolidate the essentials, say hello to this
clever transforming chair.
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Apr 17, 8:40PM
As Salone del Mobile wrapped up in Milan last week, plenty of attendees
commented that the best stuff at the show was found on the fringes—the Salone's proverbial seedy underbelly, if you will. Here's a prime example:
Haze, a series by Korean designer
Wonmin Park, which was apparently on view in a basement under one exhibition space.
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Apr 17, 8:20PM
It's a general rule that everything is better in slow motion, but at 4,700 frames a second, wasps
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Apr 17, 8:19PM
A couple of years ago
TomTom partnered with Nike for what was one of the first GPS sport watches that didn't look like some monstrous fitness accessory strapped to your wrist. But now the company is parting ways with the swoosh and releasing a set of TomTom-branded watches called the
Runner and Multi-Sport for those who like to fanatically track their performances.
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Apr 17, 8:05PM
Last year's Road Glove, with its spacious toe-box and foot-hugging upper, was
our favorite minimal shoe for running. So, with the release of the Road Glove 2, we just had to see if the sequel was more
Godfather II or
Major League II.
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Apr 17, 8:00PM
It's no secret how the recently built
Panorama House, which stretches along the hilltop like a beautiful, stone accordion, got its name. But while the outside is lovely to behold, it's what's hiding within that really caught our attention: an awesome library-slide crossbreed in a stadium seating body.
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Apr 17, 7:40PM
We spend a lot of our time running our greasy little fingers over all kinds of touchscreens, but they just sit there unmoving as untouchable blocks of colors dart around beneath the surface. The Obake display isn't quite so lifeless, and it's just
begging to be poked and prodded.
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Apr 17, 7:20PM
Los Angeles isn't generally famous for its innovative urban design. But there have been many attempts to transform the city into a modern metropolis through visionary architecture and transportation projects. In their exhibition
Never Built: Los Angeles, the
Architecture and Design Museum is showing off the coolest of what LA could have become.
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Apr 17, 7:00PM
The iPad is not designed to be used with a keyboard. But that hasn't stopped moms, businesspeople, and tactile enthusiasts from using one anyway. If you know someone who likes their iPad big and bulky, don't try to convince them that the touchscreen is good enough. They've already made up their mind. What you can do is point them to a better iPad keyboard case. The least crappy QWERTY iPad case is Logitech's Ultrathin Keyboard Case.
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Apr 17, 6:50PM
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Apr 17, 6:34PM
Toshiba is taking aim at the MacBook Air. We know this not because its new KiraBook ultraportable, with its 13-inch 2560x1440 display, resembles an MBA—it doesn't, really—but because, over and over, Toshiba referenced ways it's better than or on par with a MacBook Air, as reps explained how the company's focus with the Kira revolves around design.
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Apr 17, 6:26PM
Carnival has had a pretty crappy couple of months after fires and massive systems failures in
two of its
ships turned things into scenes from
Lord of the Flies. So the cruise company has
planned a $300 million upgrade for its 24-ship fleet to make sure it's prepared for the worst. Here are the highlights.
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Apr 17, 6:20PM
Spending
$150 on an apron that's bound to get splattered with grease and covered in stains sounds a little ridiculous, doesn't it? Not when it makes you look like the
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles supervillain Krang. Even those desperate for world domination can use the occasional R&R;, and who knows, maybe grilled turtle is actually delicious? [
Etsy via
Uncrate]
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Apr 17, 6:00PM
I've made my fair share of apps, and to me the one question that still bounces around my head is: When taking an app-first approach to designing a product, how should a designer decide on the look and feel of the icon? There are many different icon types I've considered, but I wanted to explore a few of the more pervasive methods I've come across.
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