As every aspect of our daily lives has become hyperconnected, some people on the cutting edge of tech are trying their best to push it back a few feet. Keeping their phone in their pocket. Turning off their home Wi-Fi at night or on weekends. And reading books on paper, rather than pixels.
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Why Is Facebook Blue?
. It’s because Mark Zuckerberg is red-green color blind; blue is the color Mark can see the best.
Just kidding…the Logo Company has come up with an amazing breakdown that shows which colors are best for which companies and why.
Kevo Uses Your iPhone For Keyless Entry
YouTube launches pilot program for paid subscriptions, channels start at $0.99 per month
An interesting if somewhat obvious article about responsive design and the trade-offs of content versus performance in a world of ubiquitous Internet-enabled devices. Another issue (tangential to this article) to consider is the growing presence of non-display interfaces such as tactile and voice-driven devices. In the Internet of things, the decision points around product design and interace with be more than simply mobile or web, native or HTML5.
Why to Invest in Pinterest?
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29 WAYS TO STAY CREATIVE
No one will do it for you. No one really wants to help you. Very few will inspire you. And even fewer will care about you. People care about themselves. Just like you do.
Take a moment right now and look at your sales resource library. What kind of books do you have, what kind of tapes do you…
‘Mobile search is just broken. Everyone in this goes to Yelp and searches and each of us get the same result. That’s clearly a broken model because every one of us is going to do different things or have different favorites’ [Dennis Crowley] said, highlighting that Foursquare’s focus is on personalized search, with result tailored to the user based on their previous information.
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