Hairpin bends, no lights, no problem
To test the night vision technology in the Mercedes E-Class, Guy Bird took on the hairpins of the Stelvio Pass in the Italian Alps, in the dark. With no lights. He also made a short film of his unusual road trip
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Magazines reloadedA revolution in publishing is taking place as the world’s
first truly digital magazines emerge
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Skim readingThe New York Times Skimmer offers an alternative way to read the paper online. A selection of stories from each section, chosen by the paper’s editors, is presented in a simple grid: click on a story to be taken through to the full content on the main site. Different themes allow users to customise the look of the App. CR spoke to NYTimes.com design director Khoi Vinh and software developer Andre Behrens about the App’s design







