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One of the differences between “cheap” helmets and a quality helmet is that a quality EPS liner is specifically engineered and designed for each different head size.

There’s virtually nothing bad about the Fusion. Protection-wise, it excels thanks to its TPU frame. All four corners are concealed, and the lip on the front is enough to clear a glass screen protector. The optional colored frame makes the case look more premium than it really is. The clear back is actually hard plastic, and it avoids the infamous rainbow effect that plagues so many cases here. However, it is a little bit of a fingerprint magnet.

However, all this rubber does make putting your phone into your pants pocket a bit more difficult, and it may not even fit in smaller pockets. But that’s the trade-off you have to make with a case this protective. Cutouts are all accurate, and the rubber around the fingerprint sensor hole actually makes scanning your fingerprint comfortable. Branding on the exterior is limited to a small ‘Speck’ logo on the top right of the back.

In some cases, they are literally extruded. In APIs developed for real estate websites, apartment floorplans are automatically extruded into immersive 3D models that can be “visited” within a browser. A minimum of information is transformed into a maximally detailed illusion of reality, with kitchen islands, doors, windows, shadows, and all. A prospective tenant can even add, and rearrange, furniture within the model. Other companies, such as Archilyse, use the same floorplan data to calculate the subjective psychological qualities of spaces, thereby answering questions such as “will this kitchen seem intimate, or merely cramped?” The goals are pragmatic: either to sell property or to predict sale prices. This information is profitable. Even with the enormous volume of data collected by real estate portals, price predictions are notoriously inaccurate. But then again, their models are based almost exclusively on the post code, square feet, and a previous sale price. Other data was simply too qualitative, too vague, too hard to collect. If data analysts can work out how much people will pay for such hard-to-measure effects, developers will work out how to provide them. The results of these attempts to refine metric models are therefore not only predictive, but normative. What is the exact value of a higher-than-average ceiling, of a load bearing wall, or a secluded bedroom? One possible result of an increase in the range of indices used to predict prices would be a rediscovery of some qualitative aspects of interior architecture by its old adversary, the developer. If spatial complexity is demonstrably, and—above all—predictably related to prices, it will return to developments. Is this an alienation of architecture? Perhaps.

The camera setup on the Pocophone F1 consists of 16MP+5MP dual sensors on the back and a 20MP selfie shooter on the front. The quality of the output here isn’t breathtaking per se, but it certainly is impressive. Let’s also not forget that while you may think you’re reading the review of a flagship device, the phone is, at the end of the day, priced at $300. Corners need to be cut to maintain that price, and camera quality is certainly one area where the handset simply can’t compete with the big dogs in the Android world.

Up front, you have the 6.18-inch LCD panel with a resolution of 2246×1080. The screen is bright and crisp, with vibrant colours. It’s not AMOLED, which means you won’t get those battery-loving deep blacks, but it should be good enough for most people. It can also get ungodly bright, which translates into the screen being clearly visible even under direct sunlight.

His discussions with Cook were prompted by thoughts of iOS7, but it would have been as clear to him as it was to Alan Dye, a creative director at Apple, that the company’s industrial designers were at risk of losing some of their control over its products. As an iPad “becomes a piece of glass,” Dye said recently, the experience of the software becomes as important as the hardware, “or more important.” The watch would include some grand industrial-design gestures—gold hardened in a novel process of compression; a buckle secured with forty-odd magnets—but across much of Apple’s product range such opportunities were becoming rarer.

Since Windows often requires more precision than a finger tap can provide, Xplore also offers a versions of the L10 with an active Wacom pen. Wacom pen technology is very mature and is very widely supported on Windows systems. The pens do not require a battery. Of the two pens shown below, the short one (3.5 inch) comes with the standard tablet version of the L10, the long one (5.5 inch) with the hard handle version. Each form factor provides a pen garage for storage, and also a tether.

The case’s overall quality is very impressive. Carving a case out of a single block of wood is no easy task, and the result is an expensive-feeling finished product. The wood is completely smooth to the touch, and there’s zero chance that it’ll give you splinters. That might sound silly, but the Moment case’s wood isn’t nearly as smooth and, consequently, it’s a little less confidence-inspiring in that regard. I did notice one corner where the wood maybe wasn’t as well-sanded down as it could have been, but it’s not at all noticeable in use. The cutouts are adequately-sized and line up perfectly, which I had some worries about on a wooden case.

Ive also designed a tablet computer. In 1989, Brunner had joined Apple, to lead its design team; by 1991, the company was close to releasing its first laptop, the PowerBook 100. In a commission whose true purpose was to persuade Ive to take a job at Apple, Brunner asked Tangerine to explore other concepts in mobile computing.

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