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digital product designer ben vessey reveals a new pack of iPhone wallpapers, ‘mac pack’ and ‘album pack’ from the iOS dynamo collection.
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Lifehacker
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Google Lens has let users scan, save, and translate text using their smartphone cameras for years, but recent updates have added new features like text-to-speech narration, barcode scanning, and, as of the most recent update, the ability to snap photos of text—including hand-written text—and send the translated results directly to your PC.
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alistapart
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Designers want to create fully branded experiences, which often results in customized highlighting colors or pixel-perfect typography. While these design touches can enhance the experience for some…
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fastcompany
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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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It's Nice That
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The new app has a “simpler focus” with easier navigation and improved UX, aiming to create a reading experience “without distractions or interruptions” – and is now available on Android as well.
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Mashable Magazine
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Pope's Worldwide Prayer Network on Monday debuted “Click to Pray eRosary,” a smart, wearable device and teaching tool for praying.
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Design Boom
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called weWALK, the smart cane is equipped with built-in speakers, smartphone integration, and sensors that send vibrations to warn users of obstacles.
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fastcompany
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Adobe is making a play for normies.
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Mashable Magazine
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Google is introducing several new privacy features for its products, including an Incognito mode for Google Maps on Android and iOS.
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The Next Web
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New experiments at Twitter show it’s trying to further establish itself as the go-to news app for its users around the world. Today, the company announced its testing a way for you to follow specific interests, such as sports teams and celebrities.
Once you choose these topics, Twitter‘s machine learning algorithm will curate tweets for you and show it on your timeline. Right now, the company’s testing this on Android with a select number of users and only sports-based interests.
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Coolhunting
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Hasselblad's latest series of releases and announcements succeed two-fold. As the brand improves upon previous products—like their groundbreaking X1D mirrorless medium-format camera from 2017—they also reinvent the potential of their historic camera roster. With the less expensive X1D II 50C, consumer feedback powers a second-generation model. For both the CFV II 50C digital back and…
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Google
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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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invisionapp
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Here are some approaches to the choosing color schemes that should up your design game and make it easier to generate a color palette that’s pleasing to the eye.
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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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pcmag
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Do you have an old smartphone lying around? Repurpose it! There are a number of ways you can reuse that old mobile device.
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Lifehacker
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iOS: If you’ve ever taken an R-rated picture on your phone, odds are good that you know it exists somewhere in your photo library. I’m pretty forgetful, but I know I’d remember that fact. I mean, there’s the setup process—lighting is important!—the fact that you have to at least partially undress, the multitude of photos you’ll take before you settle on the one perfect one, the knowledge that you’re probably sending this to someone (and might regret that fact later), etc.
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BBC
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Staff at Amazon, Apple and Google listen to customer voice recordings.
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invisionapp
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Web and app designers, it's time to meet PWAs, or progressive web apps: where your jobs combine.
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Design Boom
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following the release of its skin360 last year, a scanner tool that plugs into smartphones for an at-home analysis of a person’s skin conditions, neutrogena is now taking personalized skincare a step further with maskiD. developed to produce customized, 3D-printed beauty masks, the iOS app works by capturing an image of the user’s face through the phone’s 3-D camera, and analyzing it to provide different types of treatments for six different facial zones.
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Hongkiat
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We live in an era where mobile devices have officially topped desktop computers for internet browsing and web design has changed accordingly. And while the technology has evolved tremendously and we are loving it, the users’ expectations have grown as well.
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