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Spring Design Announces Android-Based Dual-Screen eReader
Spring Design, a relatively unknown hardware design company, just announced that it will enter the eBook market with a dual-screen eReader based on the Android operating system. This device, the
Imeem Re-design: Less Clutter, More to Explore
Music-based social networking site Imeem has launched a re-design, which according to a blog post by founder/CEO Dalton Caldwell makes it "easier for you to discover and enjoy new music
FriendFeed Dials Down the Noise With Duplicate Detection
In its early days, FriendFeed was known for releasing new features on an almost daily basis. That breakneck speed has slowed now that the lifestreaming and aggregation service has come
Yahoo Tests New Front Page - May Eventually Replace My Yahoo!
Yahoo today announced that it is bucket testing a new design of its front page. The new design was built on top of the latest version of Yahoo's UI Library,
Facebook Tweaks New Homepages in Response to User Complaints
As we reported last week, Facebook's users clearly disliked the latest updates to their homepages, and now, Facebook is giving in to pressure from its most vocal users. According to
How Visualization is Changing Design
Most design - be it architecture, interior design, industrial design or some other field - is inherently visual. It stands to reason that being able to provide stakeholders with visual
Yahoo! starts rolling out user-generated content to the masses
Yahoo! announced two major products this week: a podcasting service and then blog search integrated with Yahoo! News Search. Both of these products are outputs of Yahoo!'s strategy to introduce
Email Standards Project: Yahoo! Signs on 100%, GMail Bad
Yahoo! representatives have agreed to adhere to 100% of the recommendations for email clients made by the Email Standards Project, according to the group. The Email Standards Project (ESP) is
More Resources for Mobile Design Inspiration
Not too long ago, we highlighted a new website for mobile design inspiration called Mobile-Patterns.com. The site, created by Foursquare's lead designer Mari Sheibley, is meant to serve as a home
Last.fm Re-design: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
My favorite online music service Last.fm is currently ungoing a semi-public re-design, available to Last.fm subscribers ($3 per month) at beta.last.fm. Bearing in mind that last.fm is now owned by
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