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Plus Microsoft default font change upsets users; Lenovo's transparent laptop; Bringing new emojis to Windows 11; and more...

🟡 TODAY WAS A SLOW NEWS DAY

Here’s what’s happening today in design: More Apple Wearables?; Microsoft default font change upsets users; Lenovo's transparent laptop; Bringing new emojis to Windows 11; Leading through the craft; reMarkable's Oslo HQ is designed for better thinking; Layers is on Product Hunt!; Design & Thrive is getting community and Soren Iverson was on this past weekend's Space; Editing video on mobile never looked so clean; Adam Whitcroft’s new app Twodos looks great; Funky letter explorations and shape dynamics.

TODAY IN DESIGN 1909

Kinemacolor Debuts: A Milestone in Color Cinema.

On February 26, 1909, the Palace Theatre in London hosted the first public showing of Kinemacolor, marking a groundbreaking moment in the history of film. As the first successful color motion picture process, Kinemacolor unveiled a new realm of cinematic possibilities, offering audiences a glimpse into a more vibrant and dynamic world on screen. This innovation transcended the monochromatic limitations of early cinema, paving the way for the rich visual storytelling that has become a hallmark of the film industry. Kinemacolor's debut was not just a technical achievement; it represented a significant leap forward in the evolution of film as an art form, forever altering the way stories could be told and experienced visually.

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