Design – Dave Meeker

Ad-Age Interview about Cisco naming my team as Innovation AOR for Digital Innovation

Design, Innovation, Marketing, UncategorizedAug 6, 2019dave

The Consumer Tech Tipping Point – Are Smart Watches the Next to Go?

Apple, Design, Good Stuff, Innovation, Smart Watch, WearableMar 25, 2013dmeeker

A really interesting aspect of the process of design and development of emerging technologies is the road leading up to

Microsoft Metro Makeovers – Is this the Future?

Design, Microsoft, User InterfaceAug 22, 2012dmeeker

I love the design system that Microsoft came up with for Windows Phone 7. Originally referred to as “Metro”, and

Why Brands Should Cool It on HTML5

Design, HTML5Aug 22, 2012dmeeker

I spoke with Jack Marshall from Digiday about the realities of HTML5, and gave him some insight into what I

KCRW’s Music Mine – Design Innovation for Music Discovery

Design, iOS, User Experience, User InterfaceNov 23, 2011dmeeker

Today we are happy to announce the release of Music Mine, a free iPad media discovery application designed by the team

A Brief Rant on the Future of Interaction Design

Design, Innovation, User Experience, User InterfaceNov 23, 2011dmeeker

A great post by Bret Victor where he goes on a bit of a rant about what many in the

Talking Tesla: Quick Interview about Vehicle Infotainment Design

Adobe, Design, Infotainment, Innovation, User Experience, User InterfaceNov 23, 2011dmeeker

Dave Meeker, director of emerging technology at Roundarch, was interviewed on The Digital Scene Show during our participation in Adobe

Interview with CRN discussing Microsoft’s play in the tablet market.

Design, Hardware, Microsoft, Mobile, User Experience, User InterfaceNov 23, 2011dmeeker

Read the full article at www.crn.com.

Turns out Microsoft (NSDQ:MSFT) does have a plan for Windows 7 powered tablet PCs after all.

Read the

An Interview with CRN Magazine on Windows Phone 7

Design, Innovation, Microsoft, Mobile, User ExperienceNov 23, 2011dmeeker

“Microsoft’s decision to forgo backward compatibility with Windows Mobile was somewhat controversial, but going with Silverlight for application development in

Spoke at The Sarasota International Design Summit

Conferences, Design, Innovation, User ExperienceNov 12, 2008dmeeker

Due to the nature of my profession, I attend a fair amount of conferences each year. These conference range from

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