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This is awesome, and a really creative way to approach the solution. “Rick Borovoy’s Junkyard Jumbotron project, which allows laptops or phones in close proximity to be ganged together to form a large display. A project from the MIT Center for Future Civic Media.” Junkyard Jumbotron (by chris csik)

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iPad App: Type Specimen [iTunes Link] This app lets you test different font combinations to see what will look good together. Which is great, since I’m sure that we’ve all seen examples of font families that just don’t get along together. And the UI is amazing too. Great design. Type Specimen: A Dream for Type Fiends Comes True on iPad | Co.Design

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Light painting is pretty awesome. Timo Arnall and his collaborators have developed the “Immaterials” project, which maps out the invisible terrain of WiFi networks in urban spaces by light painting signal strength in long-exposure photographs. “Previously, they’ve used the iPad as a light brush and visualized RFID networks. The wi-fi project mashes up all those previous...

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