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You tap the icon and find yourself on a blank screen.

" The icon has turned into a sound-wave.

Their icon is not of paper, but of a napkin style rendering of "53".

And my heart also goes to the millions of people who looked up to him as an icon and inspiration.

In a clearing ahead you see a shiny new icon, a multicolor wheel.

The [Y] icon already tells me the tab points to Hacker News, so an excerpt of the title would help more than the site name.

Why wrench and a screwdriver, when a gear is a visually simpler icon that is widely understood?

The concept was similar to what GMail has done lately, with text links replaced by only graphical icons.

Right now, my tab bar shows a pile of orange [Y] icons that all say "Hacker Ne...", which makes them impossible to distinguish.

I don't even think clicking on that icon would cross my mind as a user, and I would spend my time trying to find the "Forgot Password" link.

Then, with the Trusted Sites icon still selected, change the security level for this zone to the lowest possible setting.

Frankly, I have no idea how to verify this page is actually Twitter's UI - there is no browser chrome, no SSL lock icon or any other trust indicators.

So to get this straight: the guy who took Apple's icon for syncing and added a wifi symbol thinks Apple ripped him off taking their icon for syncing and adding a wifi symbol?

The problem is that if we modernized most of our iconography, a heck of a lot of things won't be able to be represented simply with something distinctive enough.

By what stretch of the imagination is this icon suitable for representing a total loss of availability due to a power outage?

At the bottom of the page, the yellow icon is associated with 'performance issues'.If there's one thing that's shocked me about AWS, it's the total failure to acknowledge the severity of service disruptions.