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Building “Windows 8″
A first look at the new “Windows 8″ user interface. Read more at http://bit.ly/iCTxY6. Developers: Learn how to take advantage of the future of Windows at the Build Conference: http://www.buildwindows.com/
iida INFOBAR A01
Iida the Infobar A01 preserves the design DNA of the original Infobar dumbphones, but is a full-functioning smartphone with a custom, tile-based UI that is similar—if less stylized—to that of Windows Phone 7. And you can configure it any way you like with various apps and widgets. Not bad. Not bad at all.
Via: gizmodo
Goab TV Concept
Goab TV is a concept thought by Syzygy Lab on the place of the TV in the future. Thinking of the way in which you would like to look at the TV, the latter imagined a system of connections in Wi-Fi between the devices to make the whole ludic and instantaneous.
[Source: fubiz]
35 Stunning Designs from Dribbble
Dribbble is a network of very talented graphic designers and digital artists from all around the world. Here the community is able to share small photos (or shots) onto their profile and critique others’ work. The list features icons, UI elements, buttons, vectors, and so much more!
[Source: wdl]
Konkreet Performer
Konkreet Performer is a music control and performance instrument for the iPad. Its unique and intuitive multi-touch interface reconnects the musician’s actions directly with the music. Use PERFORMER to play your Synth, operate your DAW, or anything that receives OSC or MIDI. Re-explore your favorite music software tools with a whole new way to search, find and perform your sound.
Yahoo : Trail of Tiles
Yahoo!, Sunnyvale, CA, January 25- Outside a busy conference room on Yahoo!’s campus, a newly installed, hands-free interactive video-wall “sees” passersby, launches its attract program, and having engaged someone, presents details of key Yahoo! properties. Designed and produced by creative studio Tronic, the “Yahoo! Bang” project follows the success of the New York City-based firm’s gesture-based installations for GE, at the Shanghai World’s Fair, and for Xerox, in major USA airport terminals.
Google Maps 5.0 for Android
Explore the world in 3D with Google Maps 5.0 for Android. Now, you can tilt, rotate, zoom smoothly, and enter compass mode to orient yourself in the world with Google Maps.
You’ll also get better offline reliability for Maps if you lose your Internet connection. You’ll be able to continue viewing the map around the places you use Maps the most, and Google Maps Navigation (Beta) will automatically reroute you offline.
Favorite Mobile News Reader, The Flud
Its slick interface has the media gushing so we decided to give it a go. There’s a diverse collection of content already featured in the Flud ecosystem. Each one you subscribe to gets its own panel and regardless of said content’s CSS, the Flud app overrides it with its utilitarian, yet visually engaging interface. Want it? Act fast because it’s free to download both on the iPhone and iPad for a limited time. Android user? Don’t feel left out.
[Source: yankodesign]
Future The off the Book
After the proposal of redesign of the distributors with tickets, the Ideo studio comes to launch this video which presents the experiments and innovations around the future of the book. Several added-values to come for the connected readers the-ones with-others. Explanations in the continuation.
[Source: Fubiz]
DJ Pad of the Future
Future DJ Heroes will groove on Pablo Martin’s Emulator multitouch MIDI controller software built for tablet PCs, in this example being used on a multitouch screen called Töken.
[Source: Awesomer]
10/Gui Multitouch Operating System
A new desktop operating system that, while being fully multitouch based, doesn’t require you to touch the screen. In 10/GUI, a large, flat, multitouch trackpad replaces the cursor/mouse. This video explains the cons and the pros of each system.
[Source: GizModo]
25 awesome price graphs for your inspiration
Running a website that offers different payment plans requires time, dedication and (as of late) a killer design for the pricing page. You can’t just list the pricing anymore – you need to design something that shows the high quality you offer and that’s exactly what these 25 websites do. They all have great pricing graphs and they all display the items in their own respective ways. I hope you enjoy the showcase and it inspires you when you’re designing your own pricing plan page.
[Source: pvmgarage]
Time Magazine for iPad
Here presentation of the future iPad application of Time Magazine, developed in 40 days, and presenting the next numerical version. A work halfway between the edition paper and the digital edition, and an interactive and multi-media dimension to discover in video.
[Source: Fubiz]
X-Ray Train Vision
Not only is there a gigantic strip along the entire landing area for the train as it stops that shows the density of the population of the train, there’s LEDs everywhere! Included in this system of items is a revamp of status screens, unique information for certain trains (like wi-fi capability,) and all-around ease-in-use improvements for everything having to do with train and train-like transport worldwide.
[Source: YankoDesign]
Netvibes Showcase
A showcase of all different types of dashboards you can create on Netvibes. Interested? Give it a try at netvibes.com



