Google announced a new app earlier today, called Google Handwriting Input. Only available for Android so far, it allows users to write on a touchscreen — smartphone or tablet, with or without a stylus — then interprets the handwriting into standard digital text. It...
Looking for an exit strategy for the next boring roundtable meeting you are forced to attend? A new “listening table” developed by the New York Times R&D Lab doesn’t exactly give you a hall pass, but it does take note, literally, of all the good stuff and forces...
Sunday is Shift Key’s two-month anniversary. We’re excited about all the content marketing work that’s come our way thus far and looking toward the future with our shades firmly in place. We’ve already learned a couple of things along the way:...
We also like to make lemon crepes. And eat them. (Our CEO, Jan Risher, has written a weekly Sunday newspaper column since March 2002. Her column Sunday was about the lemon tree she planted a few years back and the lemon crepes she and her family make and enjoy,...
Do certain fonts remind you of certain places? More pointedly, can a typeface really represent what’s unique about a city? Remco can de Craats thinks so. Van de Craats, co-owner of one of the a design firm in Eindhoven, Netherlands, has been tasked with coming up with...
