Daniel John is a freelance journalist who writes for various publications including Creative Bloq, Frontiers, and Yahoo News. With a focus on technology and design, Daniel's articles explore topics ranging from the latest smartphone designs to the impact of AI on social media platforms. His work has also been featured in Hackerlap, Cigalah Group, BioRxiv, The National Newspaper, and MDPI.
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New AI features branded everything from 'lame' to 'spiritually evil'.
A 'display-equipped HomePod' could arrive in 2025.
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From Apple to Netflix, these designs are stripped back to their essence.
It marks a new era in the AI art debate.
It's like an iPhone without an Apple.
Is Apple really taking design cues from Google?
By: Daniel John
The legendary designer reflects on the fallout over the Federal Government's new performance tracking site.
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Some of this year's logos were no-gos.
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