As expected, there’s one forestry engineer behind all of them.

Check out the brief Q & A here.

An Insightful study on the intuitiveness of the UI on the Jesus phone.

There’s a lot to take away from this type of data… the type of stuff you can probably apply to whatever you’re currently working on.

Check it out here- and don’t ask me why the first slide is ironically, impossible to read.

If you’ve tried creating a layout using CSS, you know the frustration of looking at the clock- only to realize that 4 hours have passed while you’ve been twiddling about with something that should’ve taken minutes.

Problem no more… as you can now download this handy widget to tell you when it’s the ideal time to give up and use tables.

If you have a minute, take it to play with some of these subwidgets.

The site is all about “now”- and the idea of taking the “now” with you…

Great execution and messaging- check it out here.

Very interesting game concept…

I love how you get to “reveal” the path via paint splatter.

Learn more here.

User created packaging templates for all to browse, download and share…

I so wish this existed when I was in school.

iStockpack.com

If you have an iPhone and use Google Reader- you’ll be happy to know there’s a really great native iPhone option available now. This is honestly the app I’ve been waiting for… and after a few hours of use, it works just as I had hoped, which equals a big yay from me.

TUAW has a great rundown of all the features here.

For the direct iTunes link to the app, click here.

Harder than you think…

Try it out here.

Content Aware Scaling is one of the coolest features I’ve seen in years.

Check it out here.

Insightful little slideshow- showcasing the process and inspiration behind the Burn After Reading poster.

Check it out here.