“Groovy Motherfucker”

Amazing.

MY NEW FAVOURITE THING IN THE WORLD EVER EVER EVER!

Gorgeous.

Nice! I like the idea of rebooting your iPad by holding it upside down and shaking.

I am digging the heck out of this. A lovingly-designed calendar app replacement for the iPhone which interacts with your existing calendars, so all the lovely syncing goodness of iOS keeps on working.

Fab essay by Mike Monteiro.

“It’s like buying a melon. Any sample the grocer is handing out won’t come from the melon you’re about to buy. And don’t buy on looks. To really know a melon you’ve got to squeeze it hard at the ends. Also, a melon analogy? Not my best moment. Let’s move on”

Super-simple typeface designer for iPad. Touch interface to sketch your font, then it uploads it to a website for sharing.

“I’ve re-imagined four common products from 2010 as if they were designed in 1977: an mp3 player, a laptop, a mobile phone and a handheld video game system. I then created a series of fictitious but stylistically accurate print ads to market them, as well as a handful of abstract posters (you know, just for funsies).” Wonderful!

Phil explains some of the design decisions behind his reader webapp.

The content of the $175 hardcover books that I’ve been coveting for years are available as a $20 iPad app? Sold!

One of the things that most excites me about the iPad is getting to read magazines without that deadtree cluttering up our house. BERG have worked with Popular Science to create the first compelling iPad magazine. Can’t wait to see what other publishers do.

Appetizing typography.

Gorgeous redesign of the indiemusic exploration and listening site.

I don’t know why letterhead design interests me as much as it does, but I’m always fascinated by it. Random fact: As a kid, I collected “With Compliments” slips.

I quite like this set of animations for AOL’s new corporate identity. Viewed together like this, it feels like when the BBC reveals a new collection of idents!

Man, nothing would make me send more letters than being able to put a Screamadelica stamp on the envelope.

Love love LOVE! the new Doctor Who logo. As timeless as is appropriate for a show about time travel.

A beautifully incendiary post about “Google’s Aspergerian nerds” and their complete misunderstanding of visual design.

UI sketching tool. Deliberately made to look “back-of-the-napkin”-esque, to ensure no-one spends too long worrying about pixels over functionality.