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Jul 01 2008

Hit Cancel for Credit

Published by under design,technology

The user interface design snafu that bothers me the most is the “hit cancel for credit” routine while swiping your card at a local retailer.  Clearly, it would be ideal to present a choice between credit and debit with separate buttons on the touchscreen, as opposed to defaulting to debit and requiring the user to […]

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May 27 2008

One laptop per child redesign

Published by under design,education,technology

One Laptop Per Child is an effort to produce a $100 laptop that can be distributed en masse to the school children of the world.  The first pass attempt at the hardware was going for $200, featured a 400 MHz CPU, flash for storage and wifi. And it’s powered by winding. That’s great, but the […]

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