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- You’ll iLove this iPhone Tray
- Wrap Up: 2012 red dot award: design concept
- Memorizing The Right Cuppa Java
- Cooking with Balls!
- Camera Cleaning iPhone Case
| Posted: 22 Oct 2012 09:50 AM PDT The cleverly designed Smart Tray merges the functionality of an iPhone charging dock into a minimal mood lamp/speaker combination that’s great on the bedside or desktop. While one version uses USB cables, the other utilizes inductive charging, allowing the user to simply throw their phone down on the lamp/speaker and forget about it. Control the light and tunes directly from your Bluetooth-capable devices! Designer: Sang Hoon Lee - Related posts:
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| Wrap Up: 2012 red dot award: design concept Posted: 22 Oct 2012 09:13 AM PDT It was a wise comment when someone pointed out that design competitions are a means to measure one's creativity. They give us that edge that makes us stand apart from the rest of the herd. So does this mean we need to participate in any and every competition? No! Contrary, we need to be selective and choose ones that are capable of give us that cutting edge; something top-of-the-line like red dot. We were at the 2012 red dot award: design concept winners presentation ceremony in Singapore and this is what we saw: The evening kicked off with Ken Koo, President red dot Asia, welcome all the guests and winners. The impressive LED backdrop reinforced the red dot branding and the soon enough Dr. Prof. Peter Zec went onstage to address the crowd. The one thing that struck us about Peter's welcome speech was his passionate commitment to empowering young designers gain their foothold in the industry. He rightly says, that when you are fighting for yourself, and looking for ways to get that edge, a red dot award acts as handy ammunition in your portfolio. Quite a contrast from the somber proceedings of the red dot award: product design, the concept design ceremony is filled with spunk and antics by the winners on the ramp. We saw precious poses, couples kissing, Gangnam Style dancing, traditional clothes and loads of sexy attitude! The walk up the ramp is getting creative by the year! Rumor has it that almost every year red dot has to turn down requests from romantic boys who want to pop the question to their girls while on the ramp! As Ken Koo puts it, it is everyone's night so one smitten couple cannot steal the show! We agree. Bombay Sapphire created a special red dot cocktail for the evening and designers were seen enjoying them! The night clearly belonged to the young guns! We wound up the party a little past midnight, bringing home heady memories of the ramp walk. However like Peter said in his speech, the evening equally belonged to those who dared to dream, come out of their comfort zone and participate in such a prestigious design competition. Yes, the non-winners were thanked for their contribution as well. For a complete photo gallery, visit our Facebook page here. - Related posts:
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| Memorizing The Right Cuppa Java Posted: 22 Oct 2012 01:11 AM PDT It takes a good barista to memorize their customer's favorite cuppa coffee and serve it right for them. However sometimes we get stuck with a snobbish one who just doesn't get it right. Memory is a coffee maker that uses hand print recognition to make the right cup of coffee for the right person. Set it to your preference of weak, medium or strong coffee or even an espresso to a ristretto. Each time be assured of your favorite blend as Memory will remember your preference accurately. A simple hand scan is all it needs. Memory is a 2012 Electrolux Design Lab top ten finalist entry. Designer: WenYao Cai - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 22 Oct 2012 12:01 AM PDT This far-out cooking concept of the future called Throbber uses super-compact, induction heating balls operable via a mobile phone, making it a portable solution that can be used on-the-go. The heat induced in the balls is transferred to the food via conduction from the aluminum surface. Just be careful not to accidentally swallow one! Designer: Virang Akhiyaniya - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 22 Oct 2012 12:01 AM PDT Ace’s new Identity case for the iPhone 5 offers simple protection to your iPhone’s vulnerable back camera system. The tabbed, sliding component built into the rigid design easily moves up and down to reveal or hide the cam. Better yet, the inside of the slide has a microfiber surface to wipe away any fingerprint residue or particles to ensure you get a smudge-free pic each time! Designer: Ace Display - Related posts: 
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