Really interesting take from Khoi Vinh about what happens when a device transcends the person who owns it.

"Basically, to create anything meaningful in digital media, you need to think in terms of a product, not just a story."

Wouldn't it be great if we had just a few or even just one bookmarklet that let us send content to any of our web services?

"What they’re arguing though is that columnized text makes it easier for the designer, gives them an added level of control over the design through which they can exercise their own prerogatives. It’s not an argument for optimizing the user experience; it’s an argument for optimizing the designer’s experience."

Khoi Vinh writes about the real costs of the New York Times paywall.

"In fact, in digital media, illustration is missing in action, and its absence is palpable. I can’t think of a single, regularly publishing, large-scale digital publication that uses original illustrations prominently, much less pays illustrators a working wage for their efforts."

Khoi Vinh writes about the use of instructional screens in web apps.

Khoi Vinh's horror story of "open" and a home theater setup.

Khoi Vinh's epic thoughts about current iPad magazine apps.

Khoi Vinh's follow-up thoughts on iPad magazine apps.

Khoi Vinh's ideas for finance software.

Khoi Vinh's thoughts on the future of the Twitter brand.

Khoi Vinh's thoughts on the future of news and how users will engage with it.

Khoi Vinh's thoughts about the new Apple TV.

Khoi Vinh's thoughts and gripes with the iPad.

Interesting thoughts from Khoi Vinh about Tumblr and how it relates to identity.

Khoi Vinh announces his resignation for the New York Times. Very interesting move and will be intriguing to see where he lands next.

A solid premium WordPress theme with a solid grid and strong emphasis on typography.

Khoi Vinh's initial iPad impressions.