World’s First Android Phone - Designed by Mike and Maaike

The phone was designed by San Francisco-based designers Mike and Maaike, who worked with Google to create a pioneering mobile communications device which fulfills all of our phone, internet and search needs just as efficiently as our laptops or desktops.

MediaTemple Redesign 2008

Our favorite MediaTemple just released a very slick facelift. It is a very good example of using css and javascript to achieve a great looking site without the use of flash.

Creative Suite 4 will be available October 2008

Adobe® Creative Suite® 4 delivers tightly integrated software and services that measurably improve productivity and enable you to produce richly expressive work in print, web, interactive, video, audio, and mobile.

iDesk is here, say goodbye to your old desk

The new iDesk offers an easy way to use all your Apple© Products together in a way that is clean and appears wireless. It´s fine, handmade quality furniture from Southern Germany. The iDesk is produced by furniture designer Paul Bichler and the Fitting Team Munich, which have realized projects for Bentley, Estée Lauder and Bobbi Brown.

“Making Of” Metal Gear Solid 4 - SoftImage

If you are interested in how one of the biggest games of the year was created, you wouldn’t want to pass on the opportunity to check out this awesome article. The guys from SoftImage have interviewed the staff behind Metal Gear Solid 4 and wrote a quite extensive review.

Classic 2d Aladdin game could live on PS3

Honestly we can't wait to get our hands on LittleBigPlannet, the upcoming PS3 exclusive title developed by Media Molecule. As you know LittleBigPlannet puts you in control of what you create, so we thought that one of the great ideas for a level would be recreating a level or two from Disneys Aladdin game for Genesis. We unleashed our creative talents and in a matetr of minutes slapped together a quick composite of what it might be like. I know what your thinking... we think its awesome too.

Yahoo.com Homepage Redesign

Apparently today Yahoo decided to move their logo to the middle of the page. This seems like a very interesting move on their part, and feels kind of out of place. It also also worth noting that they have embedded all the javascript and css inside the page code. Perhaps this has something to do with the fact that now their page loads at amazing speeds. Can someone comment on this? We are just speculating here.

Xerox Unveils Biggest Change to Its Brand in Company History

Developed by Interbrand, the new Xerox identity is the biggest change to it's brand in company history. Here is a brief explanation from the official press release.