Signposts for the Week ending April 20, 2007
by Adaptive PathWoowee! It’s been two weeks since our last signposts, so here’s a bunch for you all:
We want one of these do-it-yourself mobile testing cams!
Jan Chipchase on What You Carry and Why It Matters.
Enough with the lists, try objects for mobile. And speaking of mobile, here’s what mobile executives really want: a phone form 7 years ago.
Make me care about your design, says Andy Rutledge.
Youtube, Myspace, Flickr and blogging, they are, in many ways, a massive infrastructure that breeds and feeds an unhealthy level of narcissism, claims Rich Ziade.
Leisa Reichelt describes The Four Kinds of Failure.
Jason Fried would rather be Microsoft than Yahoo.
We’re digging the content on the new TED site.
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