Say it with me...
ALOOMINIUM
It's actually more like Al-ou-mini-um.
Say it with me...
ALOOMINIUM
Blue Peter is the name of the BBC Kids programme, and it got it's name from the maritime signals flag called the Blue Peter that is/used to be flown when a vessel was about to leave port...
Ohhhhh. You mean you were inspired by Google. OK, that makes sense.
Thank you. I was thinking the exact same thing.Get off his back and give up trying to sound smart... you obviously haven't seen the cluttered unfathomable UI for Adwords, AdSense, or any of their other services. They're about as far from a Jony Ive inspired design philosophy as you can get.
Saw your avatar and thought - "Get down Shep!!!"
Get off his back and give up trying to sound smart... you obviously haven't seen the cluttered unfathomable UI for Adwords, AdSense, or any of their other services. They're about as far from a Jony Ive inspired design philosophy as you can get.
Isn't it weird?
We got Jonathan Ive saying he liked the idea of using old things for a second life.
Yet he designs stuff that you must trow away when its broken because the design makes it impossible to repair it.
Ive.. your designs may look nice but overall they suck.
Stop with your planned obsolescence designs!
With Steve gone, Jonny is Apple's most valuable asset, bar none.
Great stuff!
Remember the mahogany wood effect and flower patterned designs they used to make.
Yeah because only Ive and Apple do this.
http://www.zdnet.com/ifixit-microso...-worst-tablet-repairability-score-7000011259/
Just curious what exactly what Apple product(s) you've had to throw away?
OMG a real fanboy. How can I ever have a normal conversation with you.
Have you even seen the new Macbook Retina and iMac?
And who cares what Microsoft does. Go back to the iFixit site and see what scores new Apple products get.
Are they still using the phrase "I'm using double-sided sticky tape for speed, but you should use glue to stick these bits together"?
Quick straw poll to the UK folk. Who watched Blue Peter, who watched Magpie, and who watched both?
That's fantastic. What I hope the students learn that Jonny has not:
1. A computer shouldn't cut your hand open for the sake of brilliant design.
2. Repairability is part of great design.
Finally, he smiles.
Quick straw poll to the UK folk. Who watched Blue Peter, who watched Magpie, and who watched both?
I wasn't aware that the Retina MacBook or iMac had to be thrown away if something went wrong with them.
Wow,
Just so you non-English know, getting this award is up there with getting an Oscar.
*cough*
It's actually more like Al-ou-mini-um.