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We've tested out a fair number of electric bikes at TNW, but we think the Cowboy might just be the best. We never want to give it back.
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When modernist master Jean Prouvé created his demountable houses in 1944 as temporary shelters for war refugees of the French region of Lorraine, little did he dream that a refurbished version of his 6×6 emergency prefabricated home would end up as a s…
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Swiss designer and teacher Alice Franchetti talks to us about her clean, precise portfolio of well-researched projects.
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Bill Bowerman, Nike co-founder and former University of Oregon and US Olympics track and field coach, was obsessed with finding the perfect running shoe for his athletes. He adopted the role of a mad shoe scientist in the mid 1960s, when co-founder and…
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's “cyborg botany” researchers have turned plants into sensors and displays, suggesting we use them as a gentle alternative to electronic screens.
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The telecoms giant keep things restrained with this new identity courtesy of London-based studio Red&White.
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The hotel giant, which faces stiff competition from Hilton and Airbnb, uses the lab to get insights into the smallest details–from the shape of wall sconces to the location of electrical outlets.
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Swiss air rescue service Rega has a new tool in the search for missing persons — a drone that can autonomously scan large areas and identify potential targets.
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The World Wide Web celebrated its 25th birthday on March 11 2014 and during its evolution, web design has also advanced in leaps and bounds. No longer do we have to put up with endless clunky text and low-resolution images. Today's informative, innovative and easy-to-navigate websites are so commonplace that you've probably forgotten what websites looked like back in the 1990's.
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The South Korean illustrator talks us through her latest publication, exploring the unnoticed movements in quiet landscapes.
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German plastics manufacturer Rehau has teamed up with Ippolito Fleitz Group to imagine what an apartment of the future will look like.
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The Turner prize nominee on socially engaged art and why his family is part of his new Art Night show
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What makes people happy? Other people’s unhappiness.
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Take a look at this May edition of Things for all the photography publications and illustration zines you could ask for.
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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon were able to decode when people wearing an LG watch were scrolling on their phones, typing, or washing their hands.
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Designer Ivan Poupyrev wants to integrate technology into everyday objects to make them more useful and fun — like a jacket you can use to answer phone calls or a houseplant you can play like a keyboard. In a talk and tech demo, he lays out his vision for a physical world that's more deeply connected to the internet and shows how, with a little collaboration, we can get there. Unveiled in this talk: Poupyrev announces that his newest device, Jacquard, is now publicly available for all designers to use.
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The department store is leveraging its scale, often criticized by analysts, to expand the retail concept it acquired a year ago.
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A crash course for UX newbies to setting up your own UX process.
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AML is a little-know feature that automatically activates the geo-locating capabilities of iOS and Android phones, but countries have been slow to adopt it.
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