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SILT’s monochrome abyss reached the Apple Design finals
Illustrator Tom Mead’s underwater world put Spiral Circus beside Cyberpunk 2077 at Apple Park
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Apple and Nintendo sitting in a tree …
While the iPhone 7 was the star birthday boy of Apple’s keynote yesterday, there was a shocking amount of news from a once-rival company, Nintendo. To the amazement of everyone tuning in, there was apparently a Snorlax on stage, as seen during the demonstration of Pokemon Go on the Apple Watch. Thos
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12 Things You Can Do While Playing Super Mario Run
multitask [muhl-tee-task, -tahsk, muhl-tahy-] 1: (of one person) to perform two or more tasks simultaneously. We’re all busy people. And being busy, we have to multitask. For instance, imagine me commuting somewhere (a rarity—working from home and all), listening to a podcast, and styling my adorabl
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The game about female sexuality that Apple wouldn’t touch
La Petite Mort is a smartphone game about timing, communication, and being generous. It’s also a game about sex, female pleasure, and sensuality. As is expected with pretty much any game about female sexuality, Apple rejected La Petite Mort for publication on its App Store on the grounds that it was
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Apple says politically-charged Palestinian game isn’t a “game” at all
Liyla and the Shadows of War is a game about a young girl living in Gaza during the 2014 Israel-Gaza conflict. Unfortunately, I can’t tell you much more than that because Apple has declared it too political to count as a game in its App Store. On Tuesday afternoon, developer Rasheed Abueideh said Li
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Finding disappointment at New York’s Museum of Feelings
Open from November 24th to December 15th, the Museum of Feelings has been generating buzz recently as New York’s latest pop-up, announced with a mysterious website and slick series of subway ads that made me want to visit if only to find out what the hell it is. The resulting trip gave me feelings,
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Cibele captures all the awkward intimacy of digital love
The fickle, ephemeral love of the online boyfriend.
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It’s okay. Lego was never your friend anyway
Corporations are not your friends. Case in point: Lego recently refused to ship a bulk order to artist Ai Weiwei citing a longstanding policy of not directly providing pieces to those who seek to make political statements. Ai took to Instagram to declare: “Lego’s refusal to sell its product to the a
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For the consumer who has everything, it’s the phone that does nothing
At least it cannot be damaged by water.
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Videogames understand symbols, except when it comes to the Confederate flag
The Confederate flag: offensive symbol or just a distraction from the real debate?
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Get mind-blasted by the twirling interactive art of Iridescent Configurations
Your mind probably exploded the first time you discovered the iTunes visualizer. Hopefully, you were alone, unsuspecting, and casually perusing your library on an uneventful night. Then, one accidental keyboard press later—BOOM. There you are, with a Pink Floyd light show on command at the tips of y
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Buddy Check, the app that helps you round up drunk friends at the end of a night
Let’s play the “herding your drunk friends like sheeple” game with Buddy Check.