Tag Archives: Fixing

No Glue, No Problem!

Posted on by

static_fix_1

First came the pin. It pierced the paper. Then the glue. It damaged the paper. Then the magnets, they needed a steel surface behind the paper. Now’s the time for static electricity. Admitted it seems a little over-the-top, but it’s just a matter of time till technology or clever design helps evolve this amazing idea.

The Static Fix allows one to pin-up documents without actually pinning. The device uses a static charge to adhere to a surface. Just put the paper in between and you have a nifty little thumbtack that doesn’t damage your document in any way! All it needs is a shake every once in a while to maintain the static charge!

The Static Fix is a winner of the Red Dot Design Award for the year 2015.

Designers: Dr. Park Junhong, Dr. Oh Soo Jin, Ahn Ji Eun, Seoyoung Kim & You JungMin.

static_fix_2

static_fix_3

static_fix_4

Google Chrome’s Little Fix Is A Big Deal

Posted on by

Yes! Finally! After years of my huffing and puffing about the inability for browsers to deal with the issue of “phantom audio” (that is: “Which of my dozen browser tabs that sound coming from?”),...

Top Ten Internet Law Developments of 2013

Posted on by

A look back at the Internet law highlights of 2013: #10: Copyright Defendants Get High-Stakes Wins. 2013 saw several copyright defendants win long-running litigation affairs–and potentially crack...