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Image via Sony Europe   Authenticity is moving into something of a privilege in the age of misinformation and deepfakery. In response, creative tech giants have been looking within by hardwiring clues of credibility into content. These include Adobe, which has been inserting credit and edit history into files to let you know if something… Continue reading Sony Introduces Forgery-Proof Cameras To Prevent Photo Theft & Tampering

February 4, 1985 and September 15, 1997 Covers. Courtesy People Magazine. This story is part of our Weekend Reads series, where we highlight a story we love from the archives. It was originally published in the “Gossip” issue of Eye on Design magazine and then again on the site on September 14, 2020. I’m watching… Continue reading You Think You Know People But You Have No Idea

Creative Bloq is now ten years old! To celebrate a decade of design, we’re looking back at past articles. These ads missed the mark at the time, but has the past nine years done them any favours? We can’t believe some of these ever made it out of the ideas room. We’ve seen some incredible… Continue reading 10 controversial ad campaigns of 2013

You probably know reCAPTCHAs as the gatekeepers to the internet — mini tests in the form of checkboxes, words, or photos that range from slightly annoying to comically frustrating. But what is a reCAPTCHA, exactly? A reCAPTCHA is a service from Google designed to help protect websites from spam and abuse. The original CAPTCHA test… Continue reading reCAPTCHAs: Blocking bots, preserving history, and inspiring memes

Quick summary ↬ Nobody wakes up in the morning hoping to finally identify crosswalks and fire hydrants that day. Yet every day, we prompt users through hoops and loops to sign up and log in. Let’s fix that. This article is part of our ongoing series on design patterns. It’s also a part of the upcoming… Continue reading Rethinking Authentication UX — Smashing Magazine

The paradigm shift in the interior design of concept cars is weighting towards lounge theme – presuming there’ll be reliable Level 5 autonomy in half a decade’s time. We’ve seen a number of concept designs embellished in big brand logos (of course not the official ones of course) having spacious and airy interiors, just like… Continue reading This shape-shifting Audi concept prioritizes lounge themed socializing in autonomous mode

Discover how Freespace technologies can keep teams engaged and connected when implementing a hybrid working strategy. There is a considerable constructive buzz about what we can do to better manage our spaces as we return to the office. While nobody knows exactly what this will look like, the pandemic has shone a brighter light on… Continue reading Hybrid Working For Enterprise Organizations With Freespace