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Japanese iPhone Line-up
"T.S." came here the day before yesterday; Butch yesterday morning. Muzatani Yuki, Kurita Yuki, Nagaoka Juichi, and Ishita Takahiro came here six hours ago. All of them are waiting for SoftBank's doors to open. By noon tomorrow they will be proud owners of the Japanese iPhone. More »
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iA Opens Second Office in Switzerland
We had to be unusually secretive about the following developments. But now, we can finally lift the curtain. First, the big news project is finished. Second, we have opened a second office in Zürich, Switzerland. More »
Data Gourmet
The IT-Revolution promised to free and enrich us. To free us from propaganda, to free us from mindless TV, to free us from advertisement torture, and to enrich us by letting machines do all the boring work so we'd have more free time. So, how did it go? More »
Newsnetz
Perhaps Switzerland's most ambitious news project to date, “Newsnetz” joins the forces of major Swiss newspapers and a series of local Swiss papers to become the country's leading news domain in terms of reach, traffic, editorial size, and production. More »
Most Popular Articles
Web Trend Map 3: Get it!
Featured all across the web, the current version of the Web Trend Map pins down nearly 300 of the most successful and influential websites of the Internet. More »
Introducing iPhone Nano & Shuffle
Why are people not using their mobile phone as an MP3 player? Once again, Apple proves that brand = interface. More »
The Interface of a Cheeseburger
All things have an interface. Shaping interfaces is shaping the character of things. The brand transports the character of things. It becomes obvious that the interface is the brand. More »
Web Design is 95% Typography
95% of information on the Web is written language. It is only logical that a Web designer should be trained in the discipline of shaping written information: typography. More »

