Monthly Archives: July 2010

We’ve been been digging deep into the industrial design and mechanical engineering for the teapot. Continue reading Kicker Tea Project: Industrial Design Refinement and Mechanical Engineering >>

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For the ninth installment in our Six Questions series, Kicker interviews Device Design Day speaker Julian Bleecker. Continue reading Six Questions from Kicker: Julian Bleecker >>

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• "[Had] anyone bothered to test it with users? The answer was essentially 'no.' " Unflattering Windows7 mobile review http://is.gd/dyp6i #
• D3 Presentation: One Size Does Not Fit All by @benson: "Tomorrow's devices need new affordances." http://is.gd/dhTK5 (via @devicedesignday) #
• Integrating User

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For the eighth installment in our Six Questions series, Kicker interviews Device Design Day speaker Wendy Ju. Continue reading Six Questions from Kicker: Wendy Ju >>

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• Is long press the new hover? (via @21five) #yes #
• "If you’re not pissing people off, you're not doing anything interesting." @guykawasaki http://is.gd/dpgDt #
• "New product development success comes down to…managing ideas lightly while managing the process precisely." http://is.gd/dpgRA

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Our six Questions are back on in action! For the seventh installment in our Six Questions series, Kicker interviews Device Design Day speaker Kim Goodwin. Continue reading Six Questions from Kicker: Kim Goodwin >>

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• We loved this robot at CES: Discovering a Soft Spot for Circuitry http://nyti.ms/cPwXFy #
• How Many Innovators Does It Take to Replace a Lightbulb? http://is.gd/dhA8e #
• The Origin of the <Blink> Tag http://is.gd/dhB1w #
• "So in this thing we now have

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