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A US court has told Chen Lai-juh, the CEO of Taiwan LCD screen maker AU Optronics Corporation, not to leave the country until his trial on Justice Department-brought charges of price-fixing is over. A federal grand jury indicted Chen and a half-dozen other AU officials of years of price fixing back in June. Alleged victims include IBM, Apple and Dell. Six LCD suppliers had pleaded guilty to price fixing and have been ordered to pay upwards of $860 million in fines.read more
The Myth of the Fold. If we put this link further down the page, will you still find it? http://www.boxesandarrows.com/view/blasting-the-myth-of “People said that a tape player, which could not record, would never catch on.” Oh yeah? http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/CorporateInfo/History/SonyHistory/2-06.html#block3 This indestructible soccer ball goes to show you that inspiration can strike for just about anything. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/07/18/BUT61EF67O.DTL This [...]
During a recent research and strategy project at Adaptive Path, our team uncovered a fascinating pattern around media multitasking—most participants between 20 and 30 years of age watched TV or movies while engaging with laptops, iPads, and smart phones. Our team was able to categorize this behavior into levels of multitasking ranging from backgrounding, which was [...]
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison is supposedly going to open his mind on the subject of Java, the prime reason he bought Sun.
He’s supposed to deliver the keynote at JavaOne the middle of September and, along with Oracle EVP Thomas Kurian, discuss Oracle’s vision and strategy for Java.
There’s unlikely to be bigger news than Oracle suing Google 10 days ago for Android trespassing on its Java widgetry.
JavaOne is supposed to be part of OracleWorld in San Francisco September 19-23.read more
Here’s a rundown of the interesting, peculiar and inspiring nuggets that crossed our paths last week: Chula Carlson, our fabulous Controller, wrote her first (and dare we say, AWESOME) AP newsletter article, Accounting for Experience. We were intrigued by how the NY Times creates infographics. We also found some cool gamelike apps that help kids [...]
As a follow-up to my Getting Started with Unity blog post, I wanted to bring your attention to three recent tutorial sites:
First up is design3, a subscription based site created by Noesis Interactive, who create professional courseware for Universities. They have over 200 Unity specific videos and more on the way. Whether an educator, a [...]
I'm speaking with Vikas Jain from Oracle at Java One (co-located with Oracle Open World this year) on the topic of REST Security. The session link is below:read more
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Mark Hust of Good Experience runs a wildly successful and informative conference, Gel, every year that focuses on user experience. One of the key speakers was Alex Lee, president of OXO. From Good Experience’s blog: Product developers everywhere could learn a lesson from OXO’s angled measuring cup (shown here), which was born out of some [...]
Estimate the value of automating your application deployments and overall software delivery
Take two minutes to determine the value your organization could attain. The IBM Rational software delivery automation value estimators illustrate how your organization can be positively impacted by the use of Rational automation software solutions.read more
Nearly four years ago, I wrote a post “The Lure of the Single Click”, about interfaces that support successful engagement through a single click of a button. Having just completed a ginormous future-of-media project, I found myself thinking of this again. Among our project activities was 24 in-depth interviews in people’s homes to understand their [...]
Just a couple years ago, Pandora was laying people off, fomenting concern over survival. Just a few weeks ago, they announced tremendous growth. It’s no secret that a key to their growth has been in non-PC devices, notably smartphones — somewhere between 40 and 50% of their audience listens on mobile devices up from 0% [...]
We are delighted to welcome Elena Pacenti to Service Design Thinks in SF! Elena is the director of a brand new masters program in service design at the Domus Academy in Milan. Once again, Service Design Thinks (and Drinks) will be returning to Adaptive Path on Tuesday, August 17th from 6–9 pm (we’re still looking [...]
This week started off quite nicely for San Francisco as ground was broken on the new eco-friendly Transbay Terminal. The Center for Neighborhood Technology has a very cool tool that maps 161,000 American neighborhoods and adds the transportation costs to the housing costs in a given place so you can see how affordable (or not) [...]
We bounced this idea off the walls inside Adaptive Path and came up with a list of our favorite, excruciating scenarios: Sit them down in front of another awkwardly designed seat-back media player…on a plane….for 5 hours. Send them this photo, tell them it was taken somewhere in their 10 story office building…but don’t tell [...]
A few of us have submitted sessions for SXSW Interactive 2011, and it would be great if you showed your support by voting for them in the panel picker. Leslie submitted Behavior Design: Stop Being Neutral, Start Influencing Decisions, about how design can be used to encourage positive social change. Alexa, now CEO of Foodspotting, [...]
C’mon, admit it. You’ve drooled over the nifty augmented reality stuff and thought…”gee, how can I get involved?” Look no further! Come to the Layar Meetup at Adaptive Path this Thursday and learn how you, too can make augmented reality your reality. Meet the ultra-cool Layar team at Adaptive Path this Thursday, Aug 12, 6-8pm. [...]
Last weekend the staff of Unity’s SF office were setting desks up in our new office. We’re now in the historic Jackson Square neighborhood nestled between China Town, North Beach, the Financial District, and the Embarcadero. We’ve been in our new space for a week now and I really love it! Not only is it great to [...]