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Technology Review: May/June 2007

Soul of a New Mobile Machine
From conception to buzz, from three-way spring to soft-touch paint: inside the design of a multimedia communications gadget. By David Talbot
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From the Editor

On Beautiful Machines
Well-designed technologies are minimally complicated.

Letters

Letters
Letters from our readers.

Photo Essay

Objects of Desire
Famous industrial designers talk about iconic pieces of technology.

Features

Different
Inside (sort of) Apple's industrial-design machine. By Daniel Turner
Help Me Redesign the Web
The first epoch of Web design is over; from now on, Web pages will be as attractive as print--but more interactive. By Roger Black
Planning for a Climate-Changed World
States and cities need fine-scale predictions. By David Talbot
Sequencing in a Flash
New machines are opening up novel areas of research. By Jon Cohen

Essay

The Trouble with Knowledge
Will our grandchildren know right from wrong? By Roger Scuton

Hack

The Apple I
A look at Steve Wozniak's mother of all Apple motherboards. By Daniel Turner

Q&A

Bill Moggridge
What makes for good design. By Nate Nickerson

Notebooks

Two Words on Design
The goal of simplicity is anything but easy to achieve. By John Maeda
Genomes for the Masses
Lowering sequencing costs heralds the year of the personal genome. By George Weinstock
Global-Warming Myths
It's time to move forward on regulating greenhouse gases. By Hoff Stauffer

Reviews

The "New" Apple
It's only not a computer company in name. Apple remains true to its roots. By Simson Garfinkel
Reintermediation
For the legions of Internet users contributing to new "human-assisted search" sites, no job is too small. By Wade Roush

Demo

Silicon Brains
Computer chips designed at Stanford to mimic the workings of the human brain could shed light on our cognitive capacities. By Emily Singer

24 Years Ago in TR

The Engineer and the Artist
Industrial design has long depended on strange bedfellows. By Nate Nickerson

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