Category Archives: Concepts
Google Nexus One
I got a review earlier about the Google Nexus One and what struck me the most is how shit the design is, it is really awful. It looks clumsy, with a bunch of buttons that could have been handled with gestures more efficiently. So I had my moleskin open in front of me as usual and [...]
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A perfect depiction of how we will use computers in the future
Imagine you just bought a new home and faced with a whole bunch of empty rooms. Mr. and Mrs. average get a little overwhelmed not knowing what will look good or not, lucky for them Apple* created the Apple View and Pottery Barn* created an augmented reality catalogue. Through the viewer combined with the catalogue [...]
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A lesson to learn…
I have been working with and using this concept for a long time, I have allowed my mind to wander and ponder things for what I think they truly are. So that said the principle I have been thinking about is that there is no such thing as good or bad – evil to some. [...]
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How we will use computers in the future.
Okay so this isn’t a new concept, really just the way I see it happening. This post came about through a conversation I had with two of my friends – Ernst and Benny. We were having the usual Mac/Pc discussion and it all just unraveled from there. The way we use computers now is silly [...]
Looking at bookstores differently
Yesterday I did my usual get out of the house drive to my nearest bookstore – in this case it was Exclusive Books – and as I was browsing around I realized I’m not really here to buy a book. I am really just here to clear my head, this made me think. I generally [...]

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