Oprah made me do it.

Apple’s buttonphobia continues. Users suffer.

Apple gets all the credit, but people forget how many iPhone ideas were actually stolen from Palm.  Here is a nice analysis of several of them. There is a lesson in here about the surprising resilience of great design.  The copycat company could just neutralize a winning design by copying it exactly (notwithstanding patents).  But [...]

Solving the Digital-TV switchover problem with process design.

There are legitimate reasons why people need to act differently in different spheres.

Tune your tunes on the go with a button press.

These are a few of my iFavorite apps.

My new year gift to you.

My secrets for making my Mac a productivity monster.

Here are the best tools I know of for interaction design, information design and information architecture.

By now, I should stop being surprised when I see companies destroy their good name with sleazy business practices.

20 years later, it’s still hard to find the right window in a stack strewn across the desktop

How might the iPhone afford direct access to key apps and tasks without defiling its exterior with another dastardly button?

Two more draft chapters for the product vision book.

Is there any innovation yet to be done with with digital cameras? Of course!

Also: the one key thing to keep in mind about your product vision.

The dynamics of good product vision

The causes and symptoms of faulty product vision

All kinds of potential goodness snuck in when Apple made the touchpad clickable.

How might the laptop form factor evolve?