Lotsa great stuff; see also Sha's comment on "distributed living rooms."

Yes.

A gimmick, at best tangentially related to the content. But also a harbinger.

So, so good.

A call to action, maybe even to arms.

Unusually clear and bullshit-free thinking about the whats and whys of urban media interfaces, from Teppo Kotirinta at Nordkapp.

A heroic transcription of the talk I gave in Brighton last year. While revealing all my tics and weaknesses as a speaker, it's nonetheless not a bad effort.

Interesting primarily for the metaphor bleed (excuse me: "exaptation") from the NFL to the conduct of warfare.

What the recently-launched device code-named after a sitting president could have, should have been.

More on Bus-Tops. I don't particularly care for the ho-hum, abuse-magnet way they've got this set up, but combined with Foursquare logic it might get interesting. (Become the mayor of your bus stop!)

NFC interactions depicted in the style of "The Way Things Go." This is so insanely lovely and on point. Jackpot link.

Mmmm, tasty.

I happen to feel this prototype UI looks better than what they shipped with. : . )

Microsoft's vision for 2019: Clean, attractive people in clean, attractive environments using clean, attractive interfaces. Aspirational much?

The real "Minority Report" interface, by the guy whut done did the original. (John Underkoffler, that is, not Tom Cruise as heterosexual cop John Anderton.)

Policing the discourse in the HCI domain of inquiry. Via Nicolas Nova.

Interactive intimacy one notch nicer than the usual run of this stuff, apparently inspired by my favorite Peter Greenaway film "The Pillow Book."

Noted for my EuroIA talk in September.