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The New Design
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Testing for IE just got a little easier
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Google+ Unveils Redesign for Mobile Web
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watch the livestream of the "google maps: into the future" session which is on right now: https://developers.google.com/events/io/sessions/326458345
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Tools to build products remotely
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we’re right in the transition period of switching to higher pixel density devices, until we completely switch over to infinite scalable graphics with small file sizes only it will still take some time, but maybe not too long :) and in the v
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13y ago
yep, also regarding the web, as it goes more in the direction of supporting vector images in the browser by using svg files and icons fonts for example, it will hopefully become easier soon.
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that’s an awesome framework, will check it out
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for further infos there is also a quora answer regarding why apple called it retina-displays http://www.quora.com/Retina-Display/Why-are-Retina-Displays-...
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Love, Hate and Empathy: Why we still need Personas
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What can established businesses learn from Growth Hacking?
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Have you made an experience based upon one of the topics mentioned in this article? Do you know some Product Team Anti-Patterns everybody should be aware of? I’d love to hear your opinion.
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Product Team Antipatterns
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inspiring post, I see very similar things from the author’s perspective...