Mykel Nahorniak

I've been using Butter for a while. It's great. As our lives are filled with more emails and documents, organizing these files becomes an everyday task. Butter takes this worry away. Instead of making my files easier to organize, Butter makes organizing them irrelevant. I can easily find the doc I'm looking for without needing to care where it actually lives. The result: I get shit done faster.

I'm an occasional runner and what I've found to be lacking in armbands is not the technology, but the form factor. I want to be able to: 1) Put my phone in a place where I won't feel it as I'm running (a minimal arm band serves this purpose well. 2) Insert/remove the phone from the band as quickly as possible. There's nothing worse than being ready to run and having to fuss around with getting...

For years I've felt like the only one who was completely dumbfounded that phones were getting _bigger_, not smaller. My hands aren't the biggest, so an iPhone SE is really the only choice I have for one-handed use on a phone. My dream phone size is the one used in the movie "Her." While this device looks pretty awful (it could have been twice as small without those massive bezels!), my hope is...

A good illustration of how little Twitter leverages this functionality. The most-used list only has 88K subscribers out of 300mm users?! A lot of value squandered.

Incredible piece of hardware. Just a shame it runs Windows.

As a competitive cyclist, I was an early tester of Zwift and converted to a paid subscriber as soon as it became available. Zwift was a major reason I had my best-ever season of racing this year. Before Zwift, an hour on the trainer would be mentally excruciating. I've done several four-hour sessions in Zwift without batting an eye. It wrecks you physically (in a good way), but keeps you...

I was on the receiving end of one of these things and it took me a good amount of sleuthing to determine the sender. A fun way to baffle your friends.

Groan. Let's go back to the mid-2000s. Those were the "golden years" of Apple, right? What was announced at Apple's Special Event from 2006, you ask? The iPod Hifi and a leather iPod case. Apple's most recent event announced two things I am going to buy. I've never gotten used to the massive size of the iPhone 6, so the iPhone SE is perfect. Same thing with the iPad Pro. The 9.7 Pro is exactly...

Cool shoes, bro. https://usversusthem.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/white-walkers.jpg

I've wanted something like this since I started working with Photoshop in 1999. What an age we live in!

I'm confused with this new product line. There's the Dot, the Tap and the Echo. How is each different from the Echo itself?

$299! That's unbelievably affordable. Aren't IKEA desks even more?

Great site! This is more of a branding timeline than UX, no? It's showing the homepage of the site (changes in logo, colors, etc.), not so much the actual UX of the app.

The price has a bit of an "eep!" factor, but overall, a very cool little device with a smart mounting strategy. I don't want to have to sacrifice my Oakleys to get a HUD; with this Garmin, I won't!

Does anyone besides Faraday Future think there's anything here? To me it looks like concept art from 2003. Far from the "Tesla killer" the media was making it out to be. If that was their impression, they don't understand Tesla's intent.

Looks very similar to Phoenix Wright! Very cool. The world needs more games like this.

Wow. I made graphics like this in Adobe After Effects years ago and it was not easy to do well. This app looks great!

First Vaporwave aesthetic product on PH? 📼