Joe Pemberton // Designer, Mobilist, &c.
Principal at Punchcut. Co-founder of Typophile. Mobilist, user interface designer, armchair anthropologist. I want to see the earth from space.
Posts tagged punchcut
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
21 December '11
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?
23 November '11
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Punchcut: Google Releases Android Design Preview
In device UI design there is no substitute for viewing a design on the target display. Finally, with Google’s announcement of a real-time preview utility our designers can stop emailing PNGs to themselves.
Read the full write-up with download links at Punchcut.com
12 November '11
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Font 005
In 2006 I art directed issues 004 and 005 of FontShop’s magazine, Font. I had forgotten how much fun it was to be given so much free reign in a publication. And I’m delighted to find a full PDF for download.
11 November '11
7 October '11
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Punchcut Article: Thinking Outside The App
So you built an iPhone app. People can take your brand anywhere they go. But do they? And where do you go from here? Have apps delivered the value you expected from mobile?
7 October '11
