How fast can you read on these new-fangled tablet things anyway?
Last Friday Jakob Nielson released a study showing that while people may enjoy the experience of reading books on a tablet device (iPad and… Read More
This is my archive
Sibling Rivalry and the iPhone 4
I first realized that I needed an iPhone when I went to visit my grandmother in Boca Raton, Florida. Read More
Let’s talk about internet spaceships
This past weekend saw the eighth annual Eve Online Alliance Tournament reach it’s climactic conclusion with Pandemic Legion taking the win over HYDRA reloaded. If… Read More
Making Sense of Mobile Madness
By Dr. Sean Carton, Chief Creative Officer and Professor of the Practice at the University of Baltimore When the topic of “mobile” comes up, one… Read More
HTML5: End-run around the iPhone App Store?
This is funny: Google just released an HTML5 version of their Google Voice App, allowing iPhone users to access it through their browser, making… Read More
It’s Broken
In a fantastic and still relevant talk from 2006, Seth Godin discusses broken design with the same frustration I feel on a day to… Read More
This could change everything
There are two ways to get at data. First, you can access data by looking it up: this is what database programs do. Or,… Read More
Mind the Social Networking Hackers
As powerful and important (slash addictive) as social networking sites, like Facebook, have become they also come with that security risk – hackers and… Read More
Use The Force, Ethan!
Believe it or not, some of the most popular toys for 2009 look like they’re going to be brainwave powered. Uncle Milton’s Toys (kind… Read More
Technology, Meet Sustainability (with a refreshing scent!)
I’m an eco-freak (self-confessed), so when I came across this product the other day via a curious targeted ad/link at the top of my goggle… Read More