What we're reading: future of mobile devices; temporary restaurant design; pruny fingers and evolution; safety and the modern car; autonomous vehicles.
1.) The future of mobile devices: screenless, touchless.
2.) Designing for a temporary restaurant.
3.) Why do your hands get wrinkles in water? To help you grip, scientists say.
4.) Are heavier cars more dangerous? Depends whose viewpoint you're looking from.
5.) Mulling the pros and cons of autonomous vehicles.
This post was originally published on Smartplanet.com
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