There are also redesigns of all of the Watch apps.
|
|
Be smart: With most redesigns, users do eventually come around.
|
|
It sounds like the forthcoming redesigns will be more substantial.
|
|
Renee Redesigns Handmade Gold Slate Coasters, available at Amazon, $36
|
|
Apple's laptop redesigns have not been received well in recent years.
|
|
But none of the redesigns have been as drastic as this.
|
|
For companies, consumer contempt for redesigns can have immediate financial consequences.
|
|
Meanwhile, cars have undergone massive redesigns in that same time period.
|
|
Steelberg redesigns the grimy 13s movie sleeves for recent genre films.
|
|
Fiat's bold logo evolution has been marked by many drastic redesigns.
|
|
Our engineers and designers work with the shipyards on the redesigns.
|
|
You'll notice chunkier fonts everywhere, and redesigns of most major apps.
|
|
Other redesigns, such as Twitter and Candy Crush, are far more extreme.
|
|
First, we're not expecting any major redesigns (that's supposedly coming next year).
|
|
Cisco says Arista has not presented its purported redesigns to the ITC.
|
|
Safety advocates say his administration must move more quickly on street redesigns.
|
|
The update also redesigns nearly all of the the existing emoji characters.
|
|
Instagram's other apps â€" Layout, Hyperlapse and Boomerang â€" also have similar redesigns.
|
|
The update also redesigns several existing emoji and adds a rainbow flag character.
|
|
Apps like iBooks, Stocks, Voice Memos, and Apple News are also getting redesigns.
|
|
Smart redesigns of the CityLab and Atlantic sites positioned both for further growth.
|
|
Lyft on Tuesday unveiled one of its biggest app redesigns in recent years.
|
|
Both Facebook and Twitter included softer and rounder elements in redesigns this year.
|
|
If you're over Snapchat because of the countless redesigns and re-redesigns but Instagram's filters don't tickle your fancy, there's a Korean app called Snow that takes all of the beloved features and combines them into a super cute camera app.
|
|
In addition the the new characters the update redesigns many of the existing emoji.
|
|
Redesigns almost always elicit atavistic rage—take it from Facebook, or Snapchat, or Digg.
|
|
Yeah, I don't obsess on redesigns, unless they're truly awful, like a new Coke.
|
|
If Slack redesigns their logo, all of the sudden, [designers are] capable of outrage.
|
|
Google just updated Gmail with one of its biggest redesigns in a long time.
|
|
The PSP Go was one of the most radical console redesigns of all time.
|
|
Apples' iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are full-number upgrades, but not full redesigns.
|
|
About a year later, after several redesigns, the company settled on the current look.
|
|
A couple patents, trademarks, and redesigns later, the modern-day Teva sandal was born.
|
|
Uncovered Classics reviews books by 20th-century women writers and redesigns their book covers.
|
|
But with app redesigns and marketing events coming up, the break will be brief.
|
|
Yes, but: Users frequently complain about app redesigns at first before they adjust to changes.
|
|
Less frequent redesigns and weaker sales forecasts will significantly affect many of Apple's major suppliers.
|
|
Uber says that the redesigns are easy and help narrow the scope of the issues.
|
|
For example, Cadillac has had over 30 new redesigns of their wreath and crest emblem.
|
|
But the butterfly keyboard has not been well received by customers, even after two redesigns.
|
|
The startup has been showing off the pad all of this year, and has seen redesigns.
|
|
Havenly has about 20% of its customers coming back and the average customer redesigns 1.4 rooms.
|
|
While their redesigns are just tests at this point, they could become models for future stores.
|
|
This version of the FUV is the result of 11 years of work, including eight redesigns.
|
|
Envision rates the sustainability of infrastructure projects such as civic transport redesigns and land-use plans.
|
|
Of course, it might be hard to bring radical redesigns and breakthrough innovations to the Mac.
|
|
Elsewhere, Stories is inspiring redesigns of other top apps, including most recently, Tinder, Match, and Skype.
|
|
Earlier this year, McDonald&aposs agreed to extend the deadline for redesigns, following pushback from franchisees.
|
|
Of course, many of Reddit's users have long been vocal against dramatic redesigns of the site.
|
|
Recent profile redesigns have already tried to make your Instagram profile the center of your online personality.
|
|
All subsequent PS2299 units, including the two major slim redesigns, were based around the 2100GB's feature set.
|
|
Brandishing the utility of objects already made, she redesigns them in accordance with her own work habits.
|
|
The redesigns are part of an effort to flag people who do not pay annual renewal fees.
|
|
The couple later invested another $20 million for renovations and redesigns at the 13,600-square-foot space.
|
|
Boeing has previously taken a $463 billion charge due to delays and redesigns, according to Defense News.
|
|
Each of the three redesigns came with a new engine, updates to the cabin and other changes.
|
|
But despite several redesigns, her wheelchair never fit in the Barbie Dreamhouse, and she was eventually discontinued.
|
|
All of this was compounded by a series of redesigns that pained the platform's long-standing users.
|
|
Google's smartwatch platform has had its ups and downs, and at this point, a couple redesigns and rebrands.
|
|
As a side project, Booth creates stylistic redesigns for railway, highway, and subway grids, and also runs TransitMap.
|
|
Those services have continued to rapidly grow thanks to sleek and frequent redesigns while SoundCloud's clunky interface falters.
|
|
Since 2013, a year after the product reached its Kickstarter goal, the product has gone through several redesigns.
|
|
The redesigns implement Microsoft's Fluent Design language which the company has incorporated into Windows 10 since last year.
|
|
Despite 70 years worth of shifts, shake-ups, and redesigns, Dior remains the leading couturier in French fashion.
|
|
I'm wary of going down a rabbit hole here, but I'm just going to because you said redesigns.
|
|
But if Snap screws up these redesigns and new features, it could see even more teens abandon the app.
|
|
Porter said map redesigns and experiments on how we learn to navigate cities could help with the information overload.
|
|
That could address criticism from users and advertisers that Snapchat's recent app redesigns have made it confusing to use.
|
|
But pack redesigns don't happen overnight — I suspect Kellogg's revamp was informed by a proactive approach to responsible design.
|
|
Other laptops, like the XPS 13 and Spectre x360 173, got slightly more dramatic redesigns alongside the new chips.
|
|
The changes, they say, are improvements rather than wholesale redesigns, fulfilling the president's pledge to make no new nuclear arms.
|
|
He'll share insight into wellness, food, fashion, and even some behind-the-scenes looks at his redesigns from the show.
|
|
Most publishers desperately want to improve their experience, and many sites have gone through a litany of revamps and redesigns.
|
|
Instead, Abercrombie will do 85 store redesigns in 2019, including some for its Hollister brand, after doing 70 in 2018.
|
|
But some people may prefer to evaluate contractors themselves, especially when it comes to more creative projects like kitchen redesigns.
|
|
But elsewhere, iOS 12 will be an update that prioritizes stability, speed, and responsiveness over new features or major redesigns.
|
|
Alibaba said there's no exact timeline for the rollout, but the redesigns have already boosted user engagement and purchase conversion.
|
|
The archeologist-turned-astronaut said he's spent around $225,2000 on the venture since 21, mainly for materials, redesigns, and testing.
|
|
The feature redesigns the page so that it is cleaner and more widely spaced out, all on a black background.
|
|
A book revisits a selection of 50 previously unseen suggested redesigns of the American flag made between 1958 and 1959.
|
|
And it never branched out beyond conversation redesigns to test entirely new features, like Twitter's recently launched Topics, for example.
|
|
They smartly recognized the dawn of the Cubs era and got out of the way, embarking on full-scale redesigns.
|
|
At the Detroit auto show, which kicks off later this month, G.M. will unveil redesigns of its full-size pickups.
|
|
Since his redesigns on the show always leave us impressed, we can't wait to apply his advice to our own spaces.
|
|
None of this week's updates have featured major redesigns, however, so it seems questionable that the iPod would break that trend.
|
|
Getting there required hundreds of experiments, a handful of redesigns, and some great leaps forward in the field of artificial intelligence.
|
|
For some on Wall Street though, the redesigns can be more of a distraction when trying to quickly sift through numbers.
|
|
But, the new headphones have apparently also faced similar problems as the HomePod, which was delayed and went through multiple redesigns.
|
|
They can put three to 10 snaps together sequentially, a format that will still be used when Snapchat redesigns its app.
|
|
That should allow WIRED to continue to thrive and evolve for many years, redesigns, and rogue back-room operations to come.
|
|
It's one of the reasons our new social contract redesigns the pay and benefits of work to fit a changed economy.
|
|
But most submitted redesigns that were very different; 75 percent of the players, for example, put in trees, water or plants.
|
|
The iPhone continues to become more and more powerful, but even with redesigns and upgrades, it's still a multi-functional glass slate.
|
|
The firm leases office space, redesigns it to create a hip vibe and sublets it to startups, freelancers and some big firms.
|
|
But over time, as Crunchbase has gone through several redesigns (and commercial motivations), much of that easy-to-edit function has disappeared.
|
|
Some of Qubit's suggested solutions: Test your site across platforms and devices, notify your customers when there are issues, test website redesigns.
|
|
It's also the latest in a spate of redesigns by tech companies looking to update their visual brand for the mobile age.
|
|
The project, which rotated gameplay with live-action TV episodes, suffered numerous setbacks and redesigns, and released to tepid reviews and sales.
|
|
McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Audi and Volkswagen are just a few of the corporate conglomerates that are interpreting "social distancing" with logo redesigns.
|
|
And "every 12 to 18 months," Kava says, Google redesigns its coolant systems for servers entirely to maximize water and electricity use.
|
|
After years of relaunches, redesigns, data breaches and general neglect, many Myspace users have lost the ability to contact their former selves.
|
|
We took a look back at how the chain has evolved over the years, from mascot and menu changes to restaurant redesigns.
|
|
Barnard and his team are using Point Cloud survey technology to map out 20673 rooms in the Palace to assist with the redesigns.
|
|
"Builder redesigns how software is created, enabling everyone with an idea in their head to get an app in their hand," says Engineer.
|
|
Back in 2000, the then-White House told USA Today that their redecorating funds were "in line with" the Bush and Clinton redesigns.
|
|
The fast-food chain is going "modern chic" with four brand-new restaurant redesigns that might end up at a location near you.
|
|
However, there are no redesigns, radical or otherwise, with any of these products — not even to add the long-demanded USB-C connector.
|
|
The social app Beme is launching a major update today that redesigns the app and brings it to Android for the first time.
|
|
Expect more powerful graphics, faster processors and maybe even redesigns where the screen takes up more space on the front of the iPad.
|
|
As with other redesigns, the center continues to house the main timeline, with all the chops and changes affecting everything else around it.
|
|
Just like the last time America got a new flag, a new state would kick off a flurry of crowdsourced, citizen-made redesigns.
|
|
Boeing's proposed software fixes and redesigns should build in redundancies and give pilots more control, preventing a similar accident from ever happening again.
|
|
"The city is firmly committed to Vision Zero investments in street redesigns and enforcement that save lives," Mr. Finan said in a statement.
|
|
Mashable caught up with Tahir to learn more about the redesigns and what to expect from the upcoming A Reaper at the Gates.
|
|
The proposed redesigns included an image of Hugh White and an Oneida chief holding hands and a peaceful drawing of mountains and birds.
|
|
Don't expect shocking redesigns or massive overhauls; even the completely remodeled App Store looks like Apple News and Apple Music, and feels instantly familiar.
|
|
While we work offers 'Powered By We' — a service that redesigns existing office space for companies — Awfis takes a pragmatic approach to selecting space.
|
|
On the other hand, Snapchat proved this year that some redesigns can have serious consequences for your business if you don't get them right.
|
|
The recent uniform change is just the latest in a spate of redesigns and modifications across the services in the post 2000/22014 era.
|
|
After an entire year, graphic designer Pete Majarich completed his ambitious design project, A Movie Poster a Day, completing exactly 365 unique poster redesigns.
|
|
After an entire year, graphic designer Pete Majarich completed his ambitious design project, A Movie Poster a Day, completing exactly 365 unique poster redesigns.
|
|
Speaking of street redesigns: Maybe if we build our roads for scooters instead of banning them, we'll make cities a better place to be.
|
|
There are robots coming off the assembly line now, but they are betas being used for testing, and the company is still doing redesigns.
|
|
The redesigns of the $5, $10 and $20 bills will be unveiled in 2020, about 500 years after the word "dollar" came into use.
|
|
The company is rolling out one of the largest redesigns of Yahoo Mail to include new features to better organize email and incorporate shopping.
|
|
Related: 100+ Swiss Designers—1 New Typography Exhibition A Graphic Designer Redesigns a Movie Poster, Every Day Design Experts Rank Your Favorite DJs' Logos
|
|
Related: A Graphic Designer Redesigns a Movie Poster Everyday Movie Posters Remade With Emoji Have Us Smiling See Iconic Movie Posters Recreated As Gifs
|
|
The government regularly redesigns paper currency to frustrate counterfeiters, but the people honored on the bills have remained the same for nearly a century.
|
|
No doubt the new OCMA intends to put the museum more prominently on the map, joining a growing trend of museum redesigns and expansions.
|
|
From new cooking devices to innovative utensil redesigns, there are loads of cool products that can spice up any stove, pantry, or dining room.
|
|
After installing this update, you won't notice many significant outward changes or redesigns, but the Mac's core software foundation is in fact changing rather drastically.
|
|
After nearly seven years of varying concepts, redesigns, and delays, SpaceX is poised to launch the Falcon Heavy rocket next week on its maiden flight.
|
|
The 360 has been on quite the journey over the past decade, going through numerous redesigns and launching some of the biggest games in history.
|
|
Some analysts, however scoff at branch redesigns, saying they may create some buzz, but banks should rather spend the money to improve their digital products.
|
|
Dan Patrick said "too many entrances" at schools in Texas were to blame and suggested school redesigns would help fix the problem of school shootings.
|
|
Unlike previous redesigns, however, opting into the new experience will be mandatory, and there will be no legacy Twitter to fall back to, reports Mashable.
|
|
Ford faces a number of risks ahead, as it redesigns its business to address profitability, while concurrently pursuing a longer-term reimagining of the business.
|
|
Other redesigns for legibility include higher contrast text that's easier to see and circular profile photos that take up less space and feel more human.
|
|
Given that Mazda tends to upgrade cars throughout their life cycles, not just during major redesigns, I hope they can correct these oversights for 2018.
|
|
Facebook's annual F8 conference is in full swing, with major redesigns of the company's apps and all sorts of news trickling out of San Jose.
|
|
Related: A Graphic Designer Redesigns a Movie Poster, Every Day Wes Anderson's Bad Dads Inspire Good Art Illustration Series Transforms Iconic Architectures Into Movie Posters
|
|
When an automaker redesigns a vehicle, they'll often employ heavy incentives on the previous-generation models to move the less-desirable cars off the lot.
|
|
"With the newest wave of icon redesigns, we faced two major creative challenges," explains Jon Friedman, corporate vice president of design and research at Microsoft.
|
|
The bigger problem is that these institutional redesigns are constrained to deal with only part of the problem, but the Electoral College is a complete system.
|
|
It's a testament to the work Firor and his team have done that ESO's managed to weather the storm of mixed reviews and other sweeping redesigns.
|
|
Some educators worry that the revised, reading-heavy test — one of its biggest redesigns ever — will penalize certain categories of students, like immigrants and the poor.
|
|
Following cost-cuts and redesigns, oil companies, including top producer Statoil, have recently presented plans for some oilfield developments and said more may come in 2017.
|
|
"Modifications to the inspection schedules, including the pitot tube, additional personnel, equipment changes and redesigns and additional training are all being examined or incorporated," he said.
|
|
While we'll still get a new iPhone this fall, the company may no longer release complete phone redesigns every two years, The Wall Street Journal reports.
|
|
His thesis is that almost every industry is up for grabs when and if someone like him redesigns the essential hardware with software and services baked in.
|
|
In his latest project, titled Brutalist redesigns, Buttin renders Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other popular apps in a brutalist style, with text-heavy layouts and flattened designs.
|
|
That's been the story of ESO for its whole life—this little dance of readjustments and redesigns to fit the needs of a changing audience and genre.
|
|
Apple is also reportedly planning major redesigns for the MacBook Air and Mac mini this fall, but it's unclear whether those will debut at the iPhone event.
|
|
While direct messaging was originally an afterthought in Instagram, after multiple redesigns it had accumulated 375 million monthly users by April of this year, the company says.
|
|
But Dodge has probably also had to invest less in the Challenger than Chevrolet or Ford, since the car has not undergone any major redesigns, he added.
|
|
Apple's newest iPhones are the iPhone Xs and the unfortunately named iPhone Xs Max, named so for their internal upgrades and new sizing, rather than radical redesigns.
|
|
On Wednesday, the company announced redesigns of Facebook's apps to focus more on groups and private communications, a shift from its long push for more public posts.
|
|
Then We redesigns, furnishes and variously modularizes the digs, aiming to profitably sublease small and large chunks of office space to start-ups and even big companies.
|
|
So that means it doesn't have the flashy tech, or the colorful hues, or the wild looks that have leaked into the redesigns of the more valuable banknotes.
|
|
During that parade of iPhone redesigns and MacBook upgrades, it can be easy to forget that when Apple enters a new space, the company does it with swagger.
|
|
Felix also said that, per a 2013 report by the Advanced Counterfeit Deterrence committee, which oversees currency redesigns, a new $20 bill could not enter circulation before 2020.
|
|
And if construction issues cause you to fall short of the outcomes you expected, you could face hefty fines, delays or gigantic cost overruns from redesigns and rebuilds.
|
|
A new update released today brings redesigns to Pebble's health app, as well as revised timeline features, iPhone updates, and more for most (but not all) Pebble smartwatches.
|
|
In addition, NASA has been slow in examining safety reviews submitted by the companies, and as a result, late and costly redesigns might be needed, Mr. Martin said.
|
|
"We have been very encouraged by the initial results of our center redesigns and expansions," Aron Levine, head of Consumer Banking & Investments for Bank of America told Reuters.
|
|
More optimistically in the same exhibition space is a thoughtful conversation: Ms. Bove's installation of sculptures with works by Mr. Scarpa, known for his modern redesigns of museums.
|
|
In the five years since its founding, Ring has undergone a name change, several redesigns and even an unsuccessful bid for backing on ABC's Shark Tank in 2013.
|
|
Founded by Jason Havens in 2011, NVS is an office space planning and project management service, helping businesses plan their moves or office redesigns from start to finish.
|
|
However, a Boeing spokesperson said it's too early to speculate whether this wiring issue will lead to more redesigns of the jet or delay the recertification process. 3.
|
|
For as good as the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus are, they were really incremental updates to the gorgeous, radical redesigns of the iPhone 27 and 24 Plus.
|
|
The consumer internet business is notoriously challenging, and problems ranging from ill-fated site redesigns to fleeing users spelled the end for some of the early social networks.
|
|
Additionally, there are feature redesigns such as auto-accept, which lets drivers toggle it on and not have to manually accept the next ride if they're on a roll.
|
|
GE Aviation on Monday said it had found unexpected wear in a part for the GE9X, forcing a delay of several months while it redesigns and tests the part.
|
|
Shah added, however, that ZTE phones might need expensive redesigns and other chips wouldn't have the same level of performance: "Either way the costs will be high for ZTE."
|
|
The former president of the chain's US business faced pushback as an outsider who joined McDonald's in 2015 and proposed a number of costly initiatives, such as restaurant redesigns.
|
|
I'm not sure yet what redesigns of other sections of The New York Times will look like, but we're looking at how we produce the print New York Times.
|
|
Technology companies come and go all the time, and as things like mergers and redesigns happen, often the software repository gets affected when the technology goes out of date.
|
|
To their credit, the Warriors were easy to forget back then; they cycled through coaches and garish uniform redesigns while bumping along the bottom of the Pacific Division every year.
|
|
Under Trainor's direction, SoundCloud has seen several redesigns and feature implementations in efforts to compete with rival services like Spotify and Apple Music and maintain its relationship with independent creators.
|
|
If you're having a sense of deja vu, that's because the Galaxy S8 had the exact same series of redesigns from the previous iteration when Samsung announced it last month.
|
|
Public pensions remain the top issue facing the sector, with federal policy uncertainty coming in second as the Trump administration redesigns tax exemptions, health and immigration reform, and infrastructure spending.
|
|
The fact that brands would rather spend money on redesigns — and, in Procter & Gamble's case, develop an entire e-commerce innovation team — shows how much they rely on online sales.
|
|
Craig Federighi called the iOS changes "the biggest iOS release ever for our users," including complete redesigns for Music and Maps, new notifications, and an expanded role for 19623D Touch.
|
|
He says that the rapid buildup of enormous prizes resulted from redesigns of the nation's two big multistate government-sponsored lotteries — Mega Millions in 2013 and Powerball in October 2015.
|
|
Snapchat has famously struggled to figure out how to organize stories in relation to messages, but throughout its multiple redesigns it has kept friends' stories segregated from branded "Discover" stories.
|
|
Kobe also says that more recent changes to the Apple Store, like redesigns meant to make stores feel more like town squares, are an extension of the company's original vision.
|
|
It has nevertheless been in decline for years, failing to compete with other leading social media and music-sharing platforms including Facebook and YouTube, despite multiple redesigns of the site.
|
|
Apple describes iOS 10 as one of its biggest redesigns to date, and the new version of the OS has a load of improvements for those with an interest in photography.
|
|
This might not be the most feasible of the plans to revamp Penn Station, but it can certainly join the ranks of beautiful redesigns that we maybe shouldn't quite build yet.
|
|
"The new beauty redesigns Target is doing are going in very good, and Target has the right audience already for beauty," Neil Saunders, Target's managing director for GlobalData retail, told CNBC.
|
|
There are objects that are intentionally scarce and marketed as such, like the Oreos, and then there are everyday things that simply vanish in the churn of seasonal redesigns and obsolescence.
|
|
Millions of fans, including celebs like Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, get their fix of the Waco, Texas-based home improvement series each week — but not just for the incredible redesigns.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Congress approved of Alaska's statehood in 1958, members of the Eisenhower Administration began receiving an overwhelming number of public redesigns of the nation's flag.
|
|
The restaurants are getting expensive redesigns to make them look more like the glamorous and trendy dining halls taking over American cities, and to make the seating areas bigger and prettier.
|
|
The company helped take the idea of co-working — where it leases out commercial real estate, redesigns it for shared office space and sells memberships — to a new level of popularity.
|
|
The Google Play Store is getting a fresh new look, which, like most of Google's redesigns of late, nixes the colorful green header in favor of a brighter and whiter style.
|
|
Brett Saslow, owner of Smith Haven Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram in St. James, N.Y., said Jeep had been hampered as Fiat Chrysler rolled out redesigns of the Cherokee and Compass models.
|
|
He's been predicting that Apple will announce three new iPhones this year: redesigns of the 4.7- and 5.5-inch models, and a brand-new 5.8-inch model with a curved OLED display.
|
|
Carrot Weather 4.0 beautifully redesigns the app, with a far more useful scrolling interface that shows hourly forecast data, complete with small, animated scenes that react in time to the current weather.
|
|
It would take some major redesigns to turn Patreon into an offline platform for physical performances, for instance, and creators making single works of art can already turn to Kickstarter or Indiegogo.
|
|
Spotify has released a major update for its Premium tier that overhauls its radio feature and redesigns its navigation and search on its mobile apps, the company announced in a blog post.
|
|
When First Lady Michelle Obama was preparing for her family's move into the White House in 2008, there were a few redesigns that ranked at the top of her to-do list.
|
|
Executive turnover, unloved redesigns and poor revenue growth has led to the company's stock price to drop from $27 when it floated just over a year ago, to just over $10 today.
|
|
Unlike the redesigns pushed by other social media companies, YouTube's update eliminates public tallies entirely, meaning that only the YouTube creator will know exactly how many users have subscribed to their channel.
|
|
It includes mandatory package redesigns that erased cartoons like Tony the Tiger from sugary cereal boxes, and television advertising restrictions that banished ads for unhealthy products from the airwaves between 6 a.m.
|
|
Amazon has started rolling out a free over-the-air update to its Fire TV products that dramatically redesigns the user interface — a welcome update to the more cluttered design that existed before.
|
|
The Google+ team started doing the sort of weird, pointless redesigns Google likes to do, engagement dropped, and the writing was on the wall—Google+ was due to close in August of 2019.
|
|
Facebook's family of apps have survived over the years by changing so gradually that they never shocked users into rebellion, or executing major redesigns when users had no comparable app to switch to.
|
|
A new report from the Washington Post captures the efforts of the company's critics who are pushing for in-app redesigns to better assist passengers in reporting harassment or inappropriate incidents from drivers.
|
|
Our latest roundup of articles about young people that have appeared in The Times includes news about changes to the SAT that constitute one of the most substantial redesigns of the test ever.
|
|
Although the up-or-down nature of the vote makes any changes unlikely, this experience should serve as a valuable lesson as America redesigns its trade relations with the rest of the world.
|
|
Seeing its demise as a fresh start, an opportunistic Reddington redesigns the enterprise from the ground up with Liz (Megan Boone), who — after four seasons of speculation — was revealed to be his daughter.
|
|
Fadell, of course, rejected the charges: In his view, Duffy was acting out of line, while Nest was racking up accomplishments at Google—a regular drumbeat of significant hardware redesigns and new software services.
|
|
As with most redesigns, this is the first step in an ongoing process, and over the coming weeks and months we'll be tweaking things and adding features to make the new site even better.
|
|
That's not always fair, considering how much time and energy are put into some of their bigger upgrades — like entire redesigns, expanded feature sets or the launch of an iPad version, among other things.
|
|
Related: A Rainbow of Rock'n'Roll Posters Turns a Mansion into a Music Shrine Print Club: Gusher Re-Imagines '70s Rock Journalism without the Boys Club A Graphic Designer Redesigns a Movie Poster, Every Day
|
|
There were also a bunch of redesigns: new notifications and lock screen interactions for iOS; a new command center for the (faster) Apple Watch; and changes to Apple News, Music, Maps, and other services.
|
|
An open call for potential redesigns had received many tasteful silver fern and koru-adorned flags but also some fantastic Microsoft Paint-based masterpieces, including an infamous kiwi shooting laser beams from its eyes.
|
|
Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives, a pedestrian and cyclist group, called the improvements "piecemeal," arguing that the city should move faster on street redesigns and devote more officers to target reckless drivers.
|
|
It is just as much the shows he stages, the music he commissions to score them, the advertisements he shoots, the stores he redesigns, a holistic view of a label that he controls almost entirely.
|
|
While we often do want to share news about our relationships and our successes, or Instagram our cutest outfits and amazing home redesigns, there are plenty of situations we just want to keep to ourselves.
|
|
In 2016, the Treasury Department said it would replace former President Andrew Jackson's image on the front of the bill with that of Tubman by 2020, along with redesigns of the $5 and $10 bill.
|
|
Other improvements include architectural and acoustic redesigns for the central gallery space; a new roof and new windows that will make the building more energy efficient; and makeovers for the cafe, lounge and courtyard garden.
|
|
And the more experienced I get, the more I realize that redesigns are a trap in many cases, and if you have something that's working, you maybe shouldn't spend so much time redesigning it necessarily.
|
|
Using this information, along with satellite imagery of your yard based on your address, a Yardzen designer confirms your property's boundaries, determines the sun and shade patterns for your planting zone and redesigns your space.
|
|
The final redesigns will be unveiled in 103, the centennial of the 210th Amendment establishing women's suffrage, and will not go into wide circulation until later in the decade, starting with the new $220 note.
|
|
Despite genuine attempts at added communication features like "Hangouts" and user-focused redesigns, Google's revamped social network Google+, which focused on connecting users via "Circles," couldn't compete with the content sharing of Facebook or Twitter.
|
|
Emoji have slowly converged into consistent designs across platforms: You can see it with the major redesigns in Apple's emoji in 2016 (RIP, Pink Shirt Girl 💁) and with Android's emoji in 2017 (so long, blob).
|
|
No doubt it serves a different purpose for everyone who uses it, but the original hook of sending disappearing messages seems to have gotten lost in the flood of new functions, redesigns, and an expanding reach.
|
|
"This exciting update brings more gender options to existing characters, including new female athletes and professionals, adds beautiful redesigns of popular emoji, a new rainbow flag and more family options," the company wrote in its statement.
|
|
The Chilean government, facing skyrocketing rates of obesity, is waging war on unhealthy foods with a phalanx of marketing restrictions, mandatory packaging redesigns and labeling rules aimed at transforming the eating habits of 218 million people.
|
|
CVS Health will close some unprofitable locations as it redesigns about 15% of its 9,800 stores to focus more on health services, a top executive said at the company's investor day meeting in New York on Tuesday.
|
|
While rivals in parts of Europe and Asia are further ahead with their digital products and branch redesigns and their customers more comfortable shifting online, U.S. banks find it hard to compete without a strong branch network.
|
|
Redesigns added to the platform's potential payload, though, so the mass used by these water-specific items could also be used instead to deploy sensors or even a battery that would free it from its wired tether.
|
|
The series' many successful redesigns surely inspired more than a few amateur decorators in its day, but it's the neighborly slip-ups, that left homeowners in stunned silence, awe and sometimes tears that are perhaps the most memorable.
|
|
The company that has been making macro, fish-eye, wide-angle and telephoto lens attachments for iPhones since the iPhone 5 is in the unenviable position of having to redesign its product every time Apple redesigns the iPhone.
|
|
And now, five years in, with the addition of more and more new features and several redesigns, using the ephemeral messaging app can still be confusing if you don't already know where everything is and what it does.
|
|
It's a lose-lose situation for pretty much everyone and everything involved—architect, audience, and the city of LA.
The museum has been through three contentious redesigns before, but the thing it needed all along was more room.
|
|
On Wednesday, VW said Diess had appointed a senior manager for each of the four main production series covering VW's small, compact, mid-size and battery-powered cars, giving them full responsibility for matters such as technology and redesigns.
|
|
There are the expected boosts in specs, of course, as well as very welcome redesigns that bring the two models more in line with the modern design language that Samsung introduced earlier this year with the Notebook 29 Pro.
|
|
PARIS (Reuters) - GE Aviation has found unexpected wear in a part for its new engine for the new Boeing 777X passenger plane, forcing a delay of several months while it redesigns and tests the part, the engine maker said on Monday.
|
|
It wouldn't be the first time Apple's accidentally leaked a new product design with beta icons, either: the company confirmed the iPhone X's redesign with a beta icon, as well as the iPhone XS Max and iPad Pro redesigns last year.
|
|
GE Aviation said it had found unexpected wear in a component for the GE2321X engine it is making for Boeing's 2757X, the world's largest twin-engined jet, forcing a delay of several months while it redesigns and tests the part.
|
|
It seems harmless enough, but as the AI redesigns itself to be more effective, it might decide that the best way to maximize its output would be to destroy civilization and convert the entire surface of the Earth into strawberry fields.
|
|
GE Aviation said it had found unexpected wear in a part for the GE9X engine it is making for the 2757X, the world's largest twin-engined jet, forcing a delay of several months while it redesigns and tests the part.
|
|
GE Aviation said it had found unexpected wear in a component for the GE2321X engine it is making for Boeing's 2321X, the world's largest twin-engined jet, forcing a delay of several months while it redesigns and tests the part.
|
|
The purpose of such work is to enable the large-scale editing of genomes, which would allow for dramatic redesigns of existing genomes, or the flushing out of troves of unwanted, deleterious genetic information from DNA, including retroviruses or redundant genes.
|
|
While A/B testing startups generally tackle small content changes like different headlines, Airship is letting customers ship entirely different features to swaths of users so that companies are more informed about how their audiences will react to redesigns or updates.
|
|
This is such a big problem, actually, that I expect future redesigns of the TT and R8 to reintroduce a center stack of some sort; CarPlay and Android Auto aren't necessarily deal-breakers for buyers today, but they will be eventually.
|
|
Google is running its playbook again of releasing big new products (or redesigns) to its average users and then moving what works over to its enterprise services, G Suite, today by making the Gmail redesign generally available to G Suite customers.
|
|
"The initial design given to the city left out required equipment, which required multiple redesigns/mockups to ensure the design would be compatible next to historic buildings," said Omar Masry, who has overseen wireless planning efforts for the city of San Francisco.
|
|
As far as the Galaxy phones themselves, most rumors out now are suggesting the S7 and S7 edge devices will likely see more internal updates rather than complete redesigns since it was just last August that the Galaxy devices received complete facelifts.
|
|
Switching to other suppliers (and it must seek out those with zero parts sourced from America) would require handset redesigns to match new specifications that would take years to bring to market, says Mr Su. The software restrictions are just as bruising.
|
|
Schouweiler notes that Mn Artists, like the arts community in Minnesota, isn't a static entity: it has evolved a number of times over the years through various redesigns, always aimed at addressing the changing needs and interests of the artists using it.
|
|
Though app redesigns are often just about aesthetics, Uber's effort takes advantage of user data to enable alternative functions like driving to a friend's location or finding a restaurant that will deliver food into your hands by the time you get there.
|
|
Snap will have to hope its upcoming redesigns, plus more differentiated products like Snap Map location sharing and its premium mobile video Shows, can draw in more users — or at least more time per user — as the rest of its app gets cloned to death.
|
|
Material Theme, an updated version of the company's software design philosophy, is the driving force behind the Gmail and Chrome redesigns of late, and you'll notice it most prevalently in the new Chrome tab design that eschews rough and pronounced corners for softer, rounded ones.
|
|
In 2016, the Treasury Department said, by 2020, it would unveil a new design of the $20 bill that would replace former President Andrew Jackson's image on the front of the bill with that of Tubman, along with redesigns of the $5 and $10 bill.
|
|
Since the Ford matches or beats trucks from Ram, Chevy and GMC in terms of technology right now, we wouldn't be surprised if Ford took a big step in front of the competition when it redesigns the F-150 in the next year or two.
|
|
I think redesigns are a big ... As someone who loves well-polished products and beautiful products, it's easy to fall into a trap of just redesigning things or iterating on very small design details and UX changes, and there's certainly times when we wasted time.
|
|
In recent years, the photography style of that older generation has caught on among The Youths™️ thanks to a combination of plain ol' nostalgia and funky camera redesigns (which often wind up in front of a lens, judging by the #instantcamera hashtag on Instagram).
|
|
A Reaper at the Gate isn't the only new release that Tahir has lined up: Tahir's first two novels in the Ember series — An Ember In The Ashes and A Torch Against The Night — are getting redesigns with new paperback covers, out Aug. 29.
|
|
Here's a rundown of the things I'd want to know more about before passing judgment on this most fundamental of iPhone redesigns: If you want to talk about a revolution for hundreds of millions of smartphone users, Apple's removal of the iPhone's home button is it.
|
|
And after 28 years of brainstorming and 11 years of R&D, after many false starts, delays, and blown deadlines, after the vanquishing of internal skepticism, after innumerable prototypes, iterations, and redesigns, Nike's automatic electronic self-lacing shoe is scheduled to ship to stores this holiday season.
|
|
It's not about the mode, and it's certainly not about the car, but it's just about whatever gets you from point A to point B. And that city is complementing the strategy with complete redesigns of their city, which basically negates the need for private cars altogether.
|
|
I could go on about other great things: the redesigns for old favorite Pokémon that appear throughout, the robust online trading features, and the goofy-fun Power Rangers-style Z-Move attack skills, but I think I've more than expressed my extreme satisfaction at this point.
|
|
There are, famously, 7,200 pages of his glorious notebooks to work from, and yes, they are rich in maps, doodles, anatomical drawings, schema for new machines, models for new weapons, proposals for city redesigns, geometric patterns, portraits, eddies, swirls, curls, pensées, scientific observations of uncanny prescience.
|
|
Other keyboards worthy of your attention that we'd like to point out are Hydrogen Keyboard Chrooma for Android, which includes features like gesture support and a split layout option, and Thumbly for iOS, which redesigns the entire keyboard so you can operate it more easily with just your thumb.
|
|
Both designs were created with USB-A ports in mind, and, while switching the port to USB-C would be a relatively easy technical tweak, it radically changes the design needs, which is why Apple gave the MacBook and MacBook Pro top-to-bottom redesigns when it introduced the port.
|
|
Rocket League's Wednesday update, dubbed Starbase ARC, introduces a handful of cool new features: a free space-themed arena, a DLC space-themed car, new items (both holiday-themed and not), arena preferences for matchmaking, a custom level uploader, customizable training, some redesigns for older content and color blind accessibility.
|
|
The new As Told By Ginger will continue from where the original show dropped off in season 3, and is geared toward Nickelodeon's current audience — meaning that there may be some small tweaks to the show's cadence and look, which is clear in the new concept redesigns shared with MoviePilot.
|
|
Yahoo itself had bought Flickr back in 2005 for $35 million, but never really seemed to know what to do with the service up until the end, even as it tried various redesigns and new services to revive Flickr, it never succeeded in mounting a comeback against more modern alternatives like Instagram.
|
|
Alphabet acquired 800 acres of land in Waterfront Toronto earlier this year to act as a testbes for it urban redesigns, and is now rolling ahead with multiple projects for transforming urban spaces with self-driving technology, digital navigation tools, and transportation infrastructure built around prioritizing all modes of transport—not just cars and buses.
|
|
The long list of new Alexa devices Amazon announced at its hardware event The company's vision of encapsulating Alexa in anything with a circuit board was evident at its September hardware event where it announced more than a dozen new devices, including a clock, a microwave and some redesigns of existing products like the Echo.
|
|
In between, you can read about Norma Merrick Sklarek (1926–2012), one of the first black female architects in the US; Mary Jane Colter (1869–1957), who embraced Native American motifs and crafts in her practice; and Anna Keichline (1889–1943), whose kitchen redesigns made the traditional space more comfortable and more convenient to cook in and clean.
|
|
But remember: the current Android 11 developer beta is a very early version of what we'll be getting later this year, so don't get your hopes up for any major new features or big redesigns just yet — expect Google to have plenty more to say on that front when Google I/O rolls around in May.
|
|
Thinking through the functionality of the pet houses led to redesigns, including moving the doorway from the center to one side, so that the dog would be better protected from winds and rain blowing into the structures; adding two-inch lips to the entryway floors to keep dogs from dragging their bedding outside; and pitched roofs with layered tiles that better trap heat during frigid winters.
|
|
The edge-to-edge display sets the stage for major redesigns inside, too: One of Apple's thinnest and lightest iPads is home to Apple's most advanced technology, namely the A12X Bionic Chip (same one that runs the iPhone XS.) Improved response times are nearly that of a full-blown laptop, making this tablet an amazing tool for photo and video editing on the go.
|
|
Photo: AppleWhile iOS 12 included a handful of new features including Siri Shortcuts, added digital wellness tracking, and better photo searching, much of Apple's development time was spent weeding out bugs and improving the stability of the company's mobile OS.But with iOS 13, Apple has several new features and additions including a system-wide dark mode, full redesigns for several default apps, more comprehensive health tracking, swipe-based typing, and more.
|
|
The company board has named Chris Kempczinski, previously president of its U.S. division, as Easterbrook's replacement, with analysts speculating he will continue with initiatives championed by Easterbrook, such as more digitally savvy store redesigns in the U.S. "We believe these initiatives will continue largely unchanged and Mr. Kempczinski's legacy will hinge on his ability to generate traffic growth in the U.S., which neither of his two predecessors were able to achieve," capital investment firm BTIG Managing Director Peter Saleh said in a note to investors, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
|
|
I'm guessing we will start seeing his name floated around for other CEO roles in 3, 2, 1… His tenure at LinkedIn followed a period of rapid growth at the company, where it doubled down on diversifying its revenues into advertising alongside subscriptions to its premium and recruitment businesses, a major refresh of the company's mobile effort, a number of redesigns and experiments across the main platform to best leverage the position that it holds among its user base — based on some of the same social mechanics that underpin the likes of Facebook, but with a much more practical, professional, productivity bent — and, most of all, very torrid growth of its user base.
|
|