If you design software, you may want this iPad sketch tablet from PixelPads:
At the heart of PixelPads is the 10-pixel grid which allows you to sketch detailed, pixel-perfect interfaces; yet it’s also light and unobtrusive enough that free-spirit designers and developers can freely color outside the lines for more organic interfaces.
On the back of each sheet you’ll find the 4-screen storyboard format, perfect for designing and developing horizontal and vertical sequences.
Worth looking into.
(Via Cameron Moll.)
I have no use for these. And yet, I want one.
(Via Ceredwyn.)
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The other day, I asked a colleague for the street address of a company we work with.
(As I might have to visit next week and have the spatial coordination of a drunk goldfish in a spinning bowl, I will need the address in order to program my GPS.)
While he rummaged through his address book, I got bored. I pulled out my iPhone, and thought to search for the company name in the maps app. Moments later, I was saving the map location as a contact, complete with phone number and contact email.
My colleague never found the address. So I emailed him the contact. And sheepishly apologized for wasting his time.
Did Batman ever forget he was wearing a utility belt?
Matt Jones has a new MacBook Pro, to replace his old one.
Which had, among other things, one of my sketch QR Code stickers on it.
(Sniffle.)
Ah, well. In with the new.
