In the tech world, there has traditionally been more emphasis on engineering than on design. Build a machine that works first, and decide on the colors later. No more. Innovative companies know that if they don’t get the design right — particularly as it relates to the user-interface — then they might as well not launch a new product at all. If users don’t get it, it doesn’t matter how innovative it is — you’re wasting your time.
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FUNDACIÓN ANAR. “ONLY FOR CHILDREN” (par GREY SPAIN)
White Men Wearing Google Glass
« In its favour, if Google Glass didn’t exist, all these Silicon Valley guys would be having affairs or buying unsuitable motorbikes”
Niel also invests in two new start-ups a week, he says. “It’s more profitable than playing the lottery, and much more fun.”
Niel retorts: “You think we went to sleep when the minister told us to stop?” What will he do then? “We’ll continue. We’ll cut the ads from time to time, and one day we’ll cut them for good.”
Boris Beaude décrit Internet comme un espace bien réel, avec des particularismes géographiques propres. Mais au-delà d’un simple exercice conceptuel, l’auteur décrypte les enjeux sous-jacents à la maîtrise du net par les acteurs mondiaux majeurs et appelle à une politisation de cet espace commun.
Après la grippe…
Glass How-to: Getting Started (par Project Glass)
