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iPhone Designer Jony Ive “Objectified”
theiphoneblog.com - 17 days ago
iPhone Designer Jony Ive “Objectified”
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Apple VP of Industrial Design, Jonathan Ive discusses the philosophy behind everything from the iPhone to the iMac for the documentary Objectified and, quite frankly, shows why he’s the best there is at what he does, and why what he does is oh, so nice. Watch the video. ...
"Objectified" - Jonathan Ive talks about Mac design & Unibody MacBook manufacture (video)
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"Objectified" - Jonathan Ive talks about Mac design & Unibody MacBook manufacture ...
— youtube.com — A clip from the 2009 documentary "Objectified" which is all about industrial design. Here, we see the... wonderfully creative genius of Jonathan Ive, ... (more) "Objectified" - Jonathan Ive talks about Mac ...

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Watch Jonathan Ive's Segment in Objectified [Apple]
gizmodo.com - 16 days ago
Watch Jonathan Ive's Segment in Objectified [Apple]
— gizmodo.com — Objectified , Gary Hustwit's look at the world of industrial design , featured a lengthy section on... Apple Chief Designer Jon Ive —and now that clip is online for impatient Apple fans to see. [ Brainstorm Tech ] The clip is pretty ... (more) Watch Jonathan Ive's Segment in Objectified [Apple]

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The Free iPhone Blog — Apple VP of Industrial Design, Jonathan Ive discusses the philosophy behind everything from the iPhone to the iMac for the documentary Objectified and, quite frankly, shows why he’s the best there is at what he does, and why what he does is oh, … See original here: iPhone Designer Jony Ive “Objectified” ...

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