Role of Size in Logo Design

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Every now and then you come across an entrepreneur who demands a logo design that is large in dimensions. Without realizing the quality and efficiency of the design they would demand an identity that is bigger in size than an appealing one. Since they are paying you for their work, they want to earn the maximum benefit from it. But it is crucial for them to understand that a logo design is not just text and graphics but an integration of both contents. Moreover, logos should be designed in such a way that they could be used till the existence of the brand. Following next steps help entrepreneurs to understand the proper message associated with their logo.

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Mobile Design of the Future

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It seems like everyone in the design world today has one word on their minds: responsive. The era of the mobile web is upon us, and design trends for mobile are moving fast. Complicating things, as always, is the breakneck pace of the tech industry’s development cycle for new devices, which often introduce new functionality, create new display sizes, and adapt to new software standards.

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Gmail Threatens Dropbox By Allowing Users To Send Files Up To 10GB

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If you're a Gmail user, there's good news: You can now send files as large as 10 gigabytes.

If you're a Dropbox investor or employee, though, that's bad news.

The Web-based email service now integrates with Google's Drive storage system, according to ReadWrite's Jon Mitchell.

Users don't have to do anything to take advantage of this new feature. When you attach a file, Gmail will double-check that your recipients have permission to view the files in Google Drive.

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Just How Big Is Apple? - Infographic

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They say that New York is the Big Apple, but according to the statistics shown below, it looks like the computer and device company is the Biggest Apple in the basket.
Apple should be its own country. In the Democratic Republic of Apple, citizens bound by the love of their groovy devices will work, play and communicate without rancor. Just imagine happy people living together in harmony.

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The Rumored iPad Mini's Size Compared to the iPad, Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire

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The whispers and smoke and noise about the rumored iPad mini—an iPad that would be 7.85-inches in screen size—are definitely getting louder. It's by no means real yet, but the iPad mini could very well be an actual thing. But what would it look like? Tweeter TrojanKitten points out that unlike the twinsies nature of the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire, the iPad mini would house a different form factor from its 7-inch contemporaries, with a different sized screen.

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Move Over 1024×768: The Most Popular Screen Resolution On The Web Is Now 1366×768

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Screens with a 1024×768 resolution are a bit like Windows XP: there have long been better options, but they still remained the most often used screens on the web. That is, until now. According to the latest data from StatCounter, 1366×768 screens just surpassed 1024×768 as the most popular screen resolution used by the visitors to StatCounter’s global network of sites. Three years ago, 1024×768 still accounted for almost 42% of all visitors to the roughly three million sites that use StatCounter. Today, that number has fallen to 18.6% and 1366×768 screens now account for 19.28%, up from just 0.68% in May 2009.

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How Big Do You Need To Be To Play College Football? - Infographic

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With over 1.1 million high school football players at the high school level and only 80,000 college football players, not every high school football player with get to fulfill their dream of playing college football on a scholarship.

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In Marketing and Advertising, Does Size Matter?

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The other day I wrote about the art of the gentle reminder, and how social media works best when we don’t try to shout above the noise, thereby creating more noise. And clearly, when we are surrounded by clutter and lots of competition, our initial response is to get louder.

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