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cookbookSupermarket interface or Cart 2.0
When I visit a supermarket I sometimes engage in somewhat indecent activity amidst endless shelves with groceries. I like to peek into other people's carts. I observe what other people buy. But it is not some useless habit. Sometimes I happen to like some buyers and I pick the same products from shelves. This way I have discovered for myself a range of tasty products and many extraordinary but useful things.
cookbookInterface to the past
Many people fail to differentiate between a GPS receiver and a navigator but it seems to me that the scope of application for the global positioning is much wider. If you fit a GPS module into simple and utilitarian things, you may create new and surprisingly useful possibilities. And if you through in the Internet and add some social networks ad gustum — the impossible becomes real.
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cookbook10 Outstanding Metaphors in Icon Design laranz.wordpress.com: people om mac always kidding Windows........ When this comes to an end :(
cookbookHow we came up with the name for Iconza and later made its logo prorender: Guys, you should really consider a merchandise shop. I would gladly buy T-shirts and Yegor's prize winning characters or featuring the Iconza carro…
cookbookHow we came up with the name for Iconza and later made its logo prorender: Glad to be a part of it!
cookbookFive reasons for migrating to the new Illustrator CS4Dmitri Joukov: Pardon I didn't quite catch the idea of question. Could you try to ask someway else. Thanks.
cookbookFive reasons for migrating to the new Illustrator CS4 abby: how to make the working area in window, can teach me? i can find the way Thank, from abby.