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Google Creative Lab’s well-being experiments try to be playful, but one of them is just joking about something that’s not funny to begin with.
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The 50s and 60s saw a burst of intense innovation in French cinema, a spirit reflected in the bold film poster designs of the time
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All you need to go offline for a day is a printer.
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Passwords can be insecure, easy to lose and easier to forget, so can new tech protect us?
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In what it claims to be the first exhibition dedicated to 24/7 culture, Somerset House presents “creative responses to this modern malaise” by more than 50 artists and designers.
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A boon for “well, actually” guys.
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Berg’s popular product was sunset after the pioneering studio shut down. But a new, open-source app is bringing it back to life.
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The Next Web
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Last night, Google released six new Android apps under its digital wellbeing program to balance your digital diet. These apps ranges from a special launcher to serve up relevant apps based on the time of the day and location, to a group game that challenges you and your friends not to unlock your phone.
However, the most simple, and perhaps the most effective app is a live wallpaper app. Unlock Clock, as the name suggests, is a live wallpaper that’ll show you the number of times you’ve unlocked your phone on a particular day.
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The Chinese handset-maker is the first to produce phones with such high-resolution image sensors.
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The Next Web
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Rich Communication Services (RCS) has been a long time coming. Billed as the future of text messaging and the technology that will eventually replace SMS and MMS, it’s been Google’s pet project as the way to ‘fix’ messaging on mobile devices ever since the company gave up on Hangouts and Allo. Instead of using a separate messaging app, RCS works just like regular old texting, except it adds a bunch of features usually only available in apps like WhatsApp or Messenger.
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google has launched a collection of open-source tools dubbed 'digital wellbeing experiments' that aim to help people find a better balance with technology.
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Beijing wants people to use only real identities online but there is concern over data collection.
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With phones becoming more crucial to every part of daily life, more people are taking steps to find their balance with technology. To help them do this, we’re making Digital Wellbeing a part of our products, like Wind Down on Android and Take a Break reminder on YouTube. Today, in support of our efforts to extend our best practices to the community, we’re launching Digital Wellbeing Experiments—a platform to encourage designers and developers to build digital wellbeing into their products. Anyone can use the platform to share their ideas and experimental tools to help people find a better balance with technology.
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The American artist chimes in on the digital debate
Coming soon: Wallpaper* collaborates on an exclusive project with Doug Aitken in our November 2019 issue, on sale 10 October
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Wim Crouwel, the renowned Dutch graphic designer responsible for the identity of Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum for more than two decades and founder of Total Design, has died in the city at the age of 90.
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Two dilapidated sheds built in 1961 on the shingle beach of Dungeness in Kent have been replaced with a cosy holiday home by London studios MS-DA and Johnson Naylor.
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It may be some way off, but mind uploading, the digital duplication of your mental essence, could expand human experience into a virtual afterlife
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This is the user research method that even the most budget-conscious stakeholders can get behind.
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Giphy has launched an ultra short form gaming platform called Giphy Arcade. Users can play games populated with stickers, and make and share their own.
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Born and raised in Sweden, Simone has been building things since she was a child. Today, she runs a YouTube channel with nearly 2 million subscribers who eagerly anticipate her next “shitty robot”. We caught up with Simone to chat making things fail on purpose, getting bored and undergoing treatment for two brain tumours online.
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