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Month: February 2010

Domestic Robocop

Check out this crazy augmented reality scenario by Keiichi Matsuda. Done as part of his masters in architecture, he describes … More

augmented reality, cyberpunk, Keiichi Matsuda

Caprica Paper

The recent SyFy series Battlestar Galactica series was incredible. A captivating vision of our pre-history. I’ve tried watching the follow-on … More

Battlestar Galactica, Caprica, paper, Pranav Mistry, Singularity Hub, SixthSense, SyFy, TED, tv show

Voyager (1989-2000)

Watching this video demo of Wired magazine’s prototype tablet app, I was struck by how ordinary it felt. Yes, it … More

Art Spiegelman, Beethoven, cd-rom, HyperCard, Maus, Stravinsky, Voyager, Wired

Lovedisk

One of my very favorite early interactive projects was Lovedisk. I first saw it on a CD-ROM of winners from … More

1997, cd-rom, Communication Arts, Lovedisk, RISD

Windows Phone 7 Series

The announcement this week of Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 Series has been getting a lot of attention. And, the reviews … More

Facebook, Luke Wroblewski, Microsoft, smartphone, snark, Windows Phone 7 Series

La Vitrine: Reactive Wall

Take a look at this “reactive wall” in Montreal in front of La Vitrine. It was created by Moment Factory … More

installation, La Vitrine, Moment Factory, Montreal, Photonic Dreams, reactive wall

Spatial-Search on Bing Maps

This morning, looking at the Flickr blog, I read this cool post about Flickr Everywhere. — a collection of new … More

Bing, Blaise Aguera y Arcas, Flickr, Microsoft, Photosynth, spatial-search

Social Responsibility

With TED happening this week, it’s been interesting to follow the buzz of activity around it. Watching Jamie Oliver’s powerful … More

activism, AIGA, change, CPSR, Designe's Accord, responsibility, social impact, TED, transparency, Web 2.0, White House

Art is a Hammer

In a short but interesting piece in the Harvard Business Review, John Maeda & Becky Bermont provoke with Why Business … More

Auteur Theory, Becky Bermont, future interfaces, Harvard Business Review, John Maeda

Magic Books

When I first saw Peter Greenaway’s film “Prospero’s Books” I was drawn to the innovative use of layering and multiple … More

augmented reality, books, Camille Scherrer, cd-rom, Codex, High-Low Tech Group, Jie Qi, Leonardo da Vinci, MIT Media Lab, Peter Greenaway, Prospero's Books

Toshio Iwai

In 1996 I saw the Mediascape exhibition at the Guggenheim SoHo. A collection of digital art, some interactive, it was … More

1995, Electroplankton, Guggenheim, Japan, music, piano, synesthesia, Tenori-On, Toshio Iwai

Decode: Digital Design Sensations

  It’s a beautiful day here in Los Angeles. So going to rainy London doesn’t seem like that much fun. … More

Ben Rubin, Chris O'Shea, Decode: Digital Design Sensations, exhibition, flight404, Mark Hansen, Random International, Robert Hodgin, Sennep, Victoria & Albert Museum, Yoe

The End of Flash?

Ever since last week’s iPad launch, the image of an iPad’s web browser with the missing-plugin Lego-brick has been generating … More

Apple, Director, Flash, HTML5, iPad, Jeffrey Zeldman, John Gruber, Michael Pinto, plug-ins

Muriel Cooper: Information Landscapes

In 1994 Muriel Cooper presented work at the TED5 conference in Monterey, CA that changed the way designers thought of … More

3D, design research, Feature, Information Landscapes, Lisa Strausfeld, MIT, MIT Media Lab, Muriel Cooper, TED, typography, VLW

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This is a blog about the past, present, and future of interactive media design.
 
I'm David Young. As Triplecode I work at the intersection of design and emerging technologies.

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