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New AOL (or is it Aol.?) Logo Revealed Syndicate content

AOL has shown off a new logo, which it considers a significant part of its new "brand identity." That is of course to go with its newfound independence from Time Warner. The logo is simple. Aol. That's it - capital A, lower-case o, lower case l, and a period.

Google May Take Over More Design Jobs Syndicate content

Web designers beware. Google is expanding its templates for Google Sites, which is part of Google Apps, and the company is really pushing Google Apps these days. What this means is that as more businesses adopt Google Apps and find a wider variety of site templates to choose from, the less they may need the services of web designers for basic design work (developers are a different story).

Employee Fired From American Airlines For Transparent Email Syndicate content

What is it with airlines? If they’re not breaking guitars, their pilots are missing airports, or they’re berating people that are trying to help them.

StumbleUpon Integrating More Social Aspects Into Redesign Syndicate content

Earlier this month, StumbleUpon started showcasing their new homepage design, when they touted their “Google + Twitter” social search. Now they’ve gone through the rest of the site to make it more consistent (less customizable), easy to understand and streamlined.

Google Makes Biggest Design Changes to Maps Yet Syndicate content

Google is rolling out the biggest set of changes it has ever made to Google Maps since it launched nearly five years ago. The changes come in a variety of manners, like refinements to color, density, typography, and road-styling. These changes are visible in the "map" and "hybrid" views around the world.
News Tags: Google, maps, Google Maps, design

Facebook Makes Subtle Changes to Design Syndicate content

Facebook has quietly made a few changes to its design. It's not exactly a huge overhaul that will provoke the backlash that last year's big redesign did, but just a few simple things that people shouldn't have too much of a problem with.

Google Tweaks AdSense Fonts for Better Performance Syndicate content

Google is updating the default font faces associated with specific AdSense ad formats. The decision to do so is based on findings that different fonts perform better with different formats.

Microsoft Puts Out New Version of Silverlight Syndicate content

Microsoft has launched Silverlight 3 and Expression 3 today. Silverlight is a browser plug-in that enables companies to design, develop, and deliver web apps. Expression is a set of design tools and technologies. The new Silverlight release in particular is big news. Over 1/3 of Internet devices have installed version 2 since its launch less than nine months ago. Microsoft also announced that MGM and NBC Sports are using Silverlight for different forthcoming video efforts.

Men Want It Fast, Women Want It All Syndicate content

The following is based on research, not sexism or prejudice of any kind. Conclusions are by nature overly general, and there are many exceptions to the following “rules” of masculine and feminine behavior. Quite simply, there really are general and stark differences in the behaviors men and women, but this fact should never be used for discrimination or other types of abuse. Also, in the following, jokes and wisecracks abound. The author apologizes in advance if you don’t find him funny and reminds you they're only jokes.

Google Image Search Adds New Features Syndicate content

Google has been working on a couple of new features for Google Image Search. The first one is the addition of suggestions for Google Image Search, which is basically just Google Suggest for the image search engine.
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