This year saw another installment of the Philips Simplicity show where they showcase their concept designs for uses of their technologies which can improve your life through simplicity. There was a different tone than the designs emerging from last year’s show but the 2006 exhibits were still worth a look. We’re still waiting for some of these to more directly influence products available to the consumer. It is perhaps telling that Philips can’t design without the use of lights.
We surf hard so you don’t have to. Ohmpage brings you content covering the intersection between technology and culture. Relax. It’s good for you.
Raj Patel is a technology culture blogger and architecture professional in Toronto. Editor of Ohmpage.
Jess Henderson is a self-professed culture sponge based in Toronto with a soft spot for food, music, and fashion.
Court Sin is a multidiciplined designer at a top Toronto architecture firm, an artist, and contributing author.
Hi. Welcome to Ohmpage. We try to deliver content we find interesting ourselves and encourage our readers to participate. We're undergoing some changes for 2010, expanding the site to include more voices and variety by adding new contributing authors. We've got a new site design and as always are encouraging reader participation. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us about our content. Ohmpage is fully independent and run on a volunteer basis. Much of our content is syndicated elsewhere on the web and we are lisenced under the Creative Commons. If you would like us to review your product or content or if you would like to advertise with Ohmpage please email us about it.
Category:
Tags:
- Traffic
- Content
- Comments
