1. Firm footprints in the new media space: A brief portfolio of our new work

    Our portfolio contains a number of design solutions specially developed for new media. Given how ubiquitous these media have become, it’s probably time to drop the New from New Media! Here you go.

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  2. Twitter remains unconquered: A peek into our twitter statistics

    The 140 character micro blog has been an elusive thing to conquer. Our followers stats have been roving in the 480 to a little over 500 area. Do I need more? I do not have an answer. We have not consciously done a campaign yet. Probably it is time.

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  3. History of browsers: How have we been getting to the Internet all this while?

    I got into designing for web in early 1998 and since then there has been a flurry of browsers. We have used them to interact or consume information on the Internet. Some of them died an early death. A few survived and a few late entrants have proved stellar.

    Browse more infographics.

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  4. Honda Again: Personal mobility device that has immense possibilities

    Based on the technology that gets Asimo, the robot, to balance itself Honda created a portable personal mobility device. Take a ride.

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  5. The latest disaster to hit our planet: Invasion of pixels from 70s

    This well scripted and produced short by Patrick Jean uses all nostalgic pixel elements from seventies and eighties. Commodore tennis game to Mario’s Donkey Kong, all of them turn into nasty elements of disaster that invade earth. Impressive effects and I loved the end titles after the earth is reduced to a pixel cube.


    PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN. by onemoreprod

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  6. The Wizard of Woz: Steve Wozniak in line for iPad3 at Apple store

    I have always admired the co-founder of Apple for his humility and of course, wisdom. I found this interview where he is waiting outside an Apple store in LA to buy himself an iPad3. Interesting conversation. Watch and enjoy!

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  7. The ‘Hello’ paper: Where did Business Cards come from?

    I loved this one on evolution of business cards by MOO. From a meishei for royal visits, visiting cards that announces arrival, trade cards with advertisements, photo cards and to the modern business cards – the humble personal stationery has a story.

    by MOO.

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  8. Noteworthy: Indian Music Explained in an Infographic

    I found this good inforgraphic in visual.ly that explains the basics and magical nuances of Hindustani or Indian Classical music framework created by Pratyush Gupta.

    He explains “Music of India is said to be one of the oldest unbroken musical traditions in the world. The origins of this system go back to the Vedic Age. Many legends evolved about the origins and developmentof Indian classical music. Such stories show the importance of music in Indian culture”.

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  9. The Convergent Commerce: Tesco subway innovation in Korea

    Smartphone users, no time to shop, supermarket wants to increase sales without increasing number of stores, solution – smart phone shopping on virtual aisles at subway stations.

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  10. Do you need an interpreter? Interaction design talk 101

    Not that we understand most people in this video, we cannot promise that we will not say such things. Interaction designers can laugh at themselves. Did I hear ‘gamification’ and ‘cognitive’ in the same sentence?

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