In the summer of 2011, Google completely redesigned nearly all of its applications to be more focused, elastic, and effortless. For the first time in Google’s history, hundreds of millions of users could use a suite of products – from Search and Maps to Gmail, Docs, and Calendar – with a unified, modern look and feel. Join the designers who led the effort for war stories and lessons learned in bringing beauty to Google’s flagship products.
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A Brief History of the Complete Redesign of Google
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5by5 | The Critical Path #24: Spidey Sense
We talk about Apple’s fourth quarter, Horace’s trip to California and his visit to Colbert Report. It’s all leading up to a fusion of entertainment and technology to create something never seen before. Something wonderful.
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5by5 | The Critical Path #21: Negative Costs
Continuing our discussion of the creative side of Hollywood accounting, Dan and Horace take on the way income from movies is distributed and why no movies ever make money. The observations sharpen focus on the over-arching influence distribution has on the creative process.
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5by5 | The Critical Path #20: Below the (belt)line
Horace and Dan begin a journey through the financial carnival that is Hollywood and talk about the wonders they encounter.
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David Allen: Getting Things Done Interview – Getting your Startup Under Control: Business
In this interview, David Allen, author of Getting Things Done, explains how entrepreneurs can be in control, why planning and having an overall purpose is key.
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Can Chromebooks Make a Comeback?
A Techwise Conversation With Analyst Ben Bajarin
"It’s been two months since Samsung and Acer, in collaboration with Google, started selling the Chromebook. For about a third the price of a MacBook Air you get a similarly sleek computer. The downside? It runs essentially one application—Google’s Chrome browser. In exchange, though, you’re as free as a bird to roam among the clouds…."
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