TLDR Design 2024-07-17
Brooklyn Nets New Logo π, Google Pixel Leaked π±, AI Image Verifier π°
The new Brooklyn Nets logo is the βlive, laugh, love' of NBA logos (2 minute read)
The Brooklyn Nets has updated its brand identity, unveiling a new "Nets Thread" logo that incorporates the letters of the team's nickname to resemble a basketball hoop and net. This script logo, inspired by Brooklyn's unique style and the team's New Jersey roots, joins other refreshed logos, including the "B-Ball" logo and the "Brooklyn Arch" logo, sticking to the team's black-and-white color scheme. While potentially seen as corny, the design cleverly ties in the sport's visuals with a fresh approach.
The Google Pixel 9 just leaked again (2 minute read)
Videos of the potential Google Pixel 9 and 9 Pro XL have leaked on TikTok. They show an oval-shaped camera housing, a larger screen and three-camera setup for the Pro XL, and two cameras for the Pixel 9. Both models may feature "Google AI" for saving and searching screenshots, a faster ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, and a new pink color option. Google is planning an earlier-than-usual hardware event on August 13th.
AI Tools Help Journalists Assess Authenticity of Images in Immediate Aftermath of Trump Shooting (3 minute read)
Demonstrating AI's potential and limitations in combating misinformation, journalists utilized AI tools from TrueMedia.org to verify images related to the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. The analyzed photos, including one showing a bullet near Trump's head and another of Trump raising his fist, were likely unmanipulated. While these tools are helpful, they are not a complete solution. Verified media and fact-checkers are still needed.
Six Human Skills that Will Future-proof Your Design Career (11 minute read)
Samantha Warren, Senior Design Director at Adobe, reflects on how AI rapidly transformed the design industry, drawing inspiration from her mom's insights on art and technology. While automation will change and expand designers' roles, core human qualities like taste, systems thinking, and vision remain irreplaceable. Strategies for designers to future-proof their careers include embracing adaptability, building connections, and leveraging unique human skills.
These are the hottest logo design trends of 2024 (2 minute read)
LogoLounge's mid-2024 logo trend report revealed 15 standout trends that have shaped wordmark and symbol designs over the past year. This year's logos, which featured boxed, chopped, dropped, liquified, and sticker-ified designs, showed a push for experimentation. Interestingly, some logos became less prominent compared to other elements in the graphic family.
Apple is finally embracing Android's chaos (2 minute read)
The iOS home screen design has been notably restrictive, limiting users' customization options. This changes with iOS 18, which introduces new customization tools, such as a tinting tool for app icons and the ability to arrange icons freely on the screen. These features enable users to create a minimalist or personalized look without the need for jailbreaking or complex shortcuts. The update is expected to inspire various creative and unique home screen designs among users.
Off Script: Designing the Future with AI (21 minute read)
AI advancements are transforming product design and increasing the need to rethink interfaces and roles. New technology waves have consistently revolutionized user interaction, making it more intuitive. In this interview, Emmet Connolly, Intercom's VP of Product Design, discusses AI's potential to create tailored, frictionless interfaces and elevate design standards. While AI handles basic tasks, designers can focus on creative, high-level challenges, ensuring the human touch remains crucial.
Nothing brings modularity to budget smartphones with CMF Phone 1 (4 minute read)
Nothing's CMF Phone 1's design emphasizes modularity and customization. The phone features changeable cases and accessories and retails at Β£209. Despite lacking some standard features, Nothing aims to outclass other entry-level phones with its design, a 43-hour battery, and a Sony 50-megapixel camera, reflecting the brand's focus on creativity and user experience at an affordable price.
Communicate and connect: Pendo channel the history of telecoms in their wavy identity for Unifonic (2 minute read)
Pendo's rebranding of Unifonic tells the story of the company's evolution from a regional SMS provider to a global communications platform. Inspired by the history and innovation in telecom, the new identity includes a wavy design system and custom typography that highlights Unifonic's role in connecting people worldwide.
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