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GSMchoice.com is a mobile phone catalogue presenting technical specifications, comparisons, reviews and news. It states it has covered smartphones and mobile phones since 2005, with data based on producers' documents, and offers moderated comments.
Retrosizer is a visual comparison tool for handheld gaming devices. It shows devices at true relative scale, allowing them to be dragged, rotated and arranged, and simulates how retro game systems such as Game Boy, GBA, SNES and Genesis appear on different screens. Comparisons can be shared via URL, and devices can be filtered by screen size, manufacturer and performance.
Sensor.fyi's Information page is part of a mouse guide aimed at helping readers understand what matters when shopping for a mouse. It covers topics including sensor, resolution (CPI), polling rate, acceleration, tracking speed, frame rate, lift-off distance, and optical versus laser sensors. The page notes that price and quality do not correlate very well and cautions against marketing claims for expensive mice.
Dark Patterns Detective is a game with eight realistic checkout, sign-up and cancel flows. Players are asked to spot manipulative design tricks and then see the honest version, addressing detection of deceptive tactics and design psychology. Eight scenarios take about five minutes.
Build List is a directory of on-demand manufacturers for creative projects, organized by region. Listed sites offer instant quotes or online ordering so users can upload project files and see cost and production time. Services are grouped under 3D printing and laser cutting/engraving for Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas and Oceania.
The Dark Patterns Tip Line collects reports of dark patterns, described as design tactics in websites and apps that persuade people into actions they would not otherwise take. A team of designers, academic researchers, legal experts and policy specialists leads the project. Submissions are reviewed before posting and may be used in research or to illustrate dark patterns to the public, media and policymakers.
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GSMchoice.com is a mobile phone catalogue presenting technical specifications, comparisons, reviews and news. It states it has covered smartphones and mobile phones since 2005, with data based on producers' documents, and offers moderated comments.
Retrosizer is a visual comparison tool for handheld gaming devices. It shows devices at true relative scale, allowing them to be dragged, rotated and arranged, and simulates how retro game systems such as Game Boy, GBA, SNES and Genesis appear on different screens. Comparisons can be shared via URL, and devices can be filtered by screen size, manufacturer and performance.
Sensor.fyi's Information page is part of a mouse guide aimed at helping readers understand what matters when shopping for a mouse. It covers topics including sensor, resolution (CPI), polling rate, acceleration, tracking speed, frame rate, lift-off distance, and optical versus laser sensors. The page notes that price and quality do not correlate very well and cautions against marketing claims for expensive mice.
Dark Patterns Detective is a game with eight realistic checkout, sign-up and cancel flows. Players are asked to spot manipulative design tricks and then see the honest version, addressing detection of deceptive tactics and design psychology. Eight scenarios take about five minutes.
Build List is a directory of on-demand manufacturers for creative projects, organized by region. Listed sites offer instant quotes or online ordering so users can upload project files and see cost and production time. Services are grouped under 3D printing and laser cutting/engraving for Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas and Oceania.
The Dark Patterns Tip Line collects reports of dark patterns, described as design tactics in websites and apps that persuade people into actions they would not otherwise take. A team of designers, academic researchers, legal experts and policy specialists leads the project. Submissions are reviewed before posting and may be used in research or to illustrate dark patterns to the public, media and policymakers.
