“A new study reveals that we make our music purchases based partly on our perceived preferences of others.”
From aLive Science article
Archive for February, 2006
iPod embedded in a scarf…practically
February 27, 2006Im so one step ahead… mouhahahah, still an interesting post on an Engaget post
“The bright pink silk tie has a hidden pocket on the back that’s the perfect size for an iPod nano, and includes an extra loop to keep headphone wires from getting tangled (though from Pink’s promo pic, right, it looks like the wires will get a bit jammed anyhow, since the headphone jack on the nano is on the bottom). We can’t help but worry that using this with anything heavier than a nano would result in a curious tightening around the throat — not to mention a rather unattractive stretching of our neckwear.”
Applied Dreams again
February 27, 2006I am now sucked in again into another exciting 2 weeks of what we call Applied Dreams. Working with Jan-Christoph Zoels, Alie Rose, Yaniv Steiner and Myriel Milicevic from IDII and with great guests from Laboratoire de Recherch Informatique, Jean-Baptiste Labrune and Aurélien Tabard.
Hacking the enemy
February 21, 2006My project’s enemy no 1 the iPod nano was hacked by the Technology review team at MIT.
Tuesday's presentation quotes
February 21, 2006
“there are 22 clues in your mule”
“devil dust bunnies”
“dont lose Howard Hughes”
“why should i wear this cuff and lock myself in the subway?”
“tongue sound propagation”
Comfortable no?
February 21, 2006
This is a body suit crafted from cell phone keypads, large headphones and is draped from head to toe with wires.
via WMMNA
Knitted digestive system
February 21, 2006
A Coolhunting post showing an odd knitted digestive system.
Fun expressions off of people's presentations
February 21, 2006“disclaimer: Despite this sentence this presentation is apolitical”
“bloglosphere”
“mulecular urban ludic entity”
My 3rd review
February 20, 2006
I had my thrid thesis review today and had a lot of great feedback from some very interesting guests…
In the panel today were Casey Reas, Danny Stillion from IDEO, Gillian Crampton Smith and Phil Tabor and Jozeph Forakis.
Review 3 quotes
February 20, 2006
From the vague to the weird, welcome to the IDII presentation critique….im not inlcuding authors out of respect… and they know who they are…
“Standardization is so 20th century”
“Strangely gynecological”
” You’ve designed pantyliners”
