Moneyquote: "There is no difference between a tap that selects, records, enters a chat, or backtracks. And no one is confused about this."

There's a difference between creating a prototype concept and creating a initiative UI that actually works.

The latter is really really hard to do.

Very cool but remember. Microsoft creates concepts, Apple ships products.

Some of the scenes have too much clutter for me (watching ads while brushing my teeth? No, thanks.) But otherwise, very cool and exciting.

A look into the future that never was.

Very minority reportish. Love it.

While many of these concepts look beautiful, they look very difficult to use.

Moneyquote: "Even by Kubrick’s standards, the design of his 1968 sci-fi epic, ‘‘2001: A Space Odyssey,’’ was excruciating. Creating movie sets that look as though they belong to the future is an art director’s nightmare. Kubrick obsessed over everything: from the names of the extraterrestial brands (Hilton Space Station and Howard Johnson’s Earthlight Room) down to the zero-gravity toilet. For the props, he took his pick of futuristic 1960s designs, like Olivier Mourgue’s sleek Djinn seating in the space station’s lobby. But when it came to the knives and forks that Discovery One’s astronauts used to eat their space food, Kubrick went further back in time and chose cutlery designed in 1957, not by a pop design hipster but by a portly, pipe-smoking grandee of Danish architecture, Arne Jacobsen."