Joe Pemberton // Designer, Mobilist, &c.
Principal at Punchcut. Co-founder of Typophile. Mobilist, user interface designer, armchair anthropologist, Cubmaster. I want to see the earth from space.
Posts tagged Punchcut
28 March '12
23 March '12
16 March '12
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The Great Tablet Flood
The newest Punchcut article, co-authored by design directors Nate Cox and Andy Gilliland and myself, is a long read dedicated to uncovering what is great, and not so great, about the flood of tablet PCs on the consumer electronics market.
13 March '12
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WiMM Labs’ talk is up from SFAndroid.
Interesting insights on wearables from manufacturer WiMM Labs. To solve battery problems they include both a reflective screen and an active screen mode. It’s great that it’s built on Android but I’m opening it up to 3rd party developers is a great way to demo ugly, somewhat useless apps. Although the QRCode app (scrub to 20:10) is nerd-core. Blogged at Punchcut.
6 March '12
7 February '12
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In my newest post at Punchcut.com I make a case for differentiation in the Android landscape. Even if you hated their gleeful ad, Samsung is doing some things right.
Is that a pen? Yes, but not just any pen.
In my newest post at Punchcut.com I make a case for differentiation in the Android landscape. Even if you hated their gleeful ad, Samsung is doing some things right.
27 January '12
14 January '12
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The hottest mobile developments at CES? Windows Phone and Windows Phone.
Read on.
And In This Corner, Windows Phone
The hottest mobile developments at CES? Windows Phone and Windows Phone.
Read on.
5 January '12
4 January '12
2 January '12
22 December '11
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21 December '11
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File under “stuff iPad can’t do unless there’s an app.”
Moment of delight: Discovering Android browsers can access the device image gallery and albums for – get this – web based uploads.
File under “stuff iPad can’t do unless there’s an app.”
6 December '11
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UX Critique: Jawbone UP
Jawbone UP is a fantastic wearable device which aims to make people healthier through data tracking. Can it succeed?
