This week on Dezeen: Apple's new iPhone came under fire this week, while MIT researchers proposed a system for driverless cars that could spell the end for traffic lights.
Apple was accused of running out of ideas by Dezeen readers after the tech giant unveiled its iPhone SE ? a model that looks almost identical to the company's older 5s handset.
Apple Watch is "a three-dimensional exercise in skeuomorphia" says Alice Rawsthorn
Design critic Alice Rawsthorn also joined the chorus of criticism aimed at Apple, describing the company's watch design as "a three-dimensional exercise in skeuomorphia".
Light Traffic by MIT researchers
In other tech news, the researchers at MIT showcased a conceptual traffic system that would allow autonomous vehicles to whizz through intersections without colliding ? making the traffic light redundant. Illustrators lead peaceful response to Brussels attacks
Illustrators rushed to respond to the terrorist attacks in Brussels by posting their images to social media, sparking a debate about whether this type of reaction was appropriate.
"Illustrations have become a key component of the response to terrorist atrocities" ? Rob Alderson
Rob Alderson joined the discussion, explaining how illustrations have become part of our "post-terror grammar" in his Opinion column.
Google has had a negative effect on office design, says Jeremy Myerson
Office design expert Jeremy Myerson attacked the Google-inspired fad f...