I'm sure if you're reading our blog, you're pretty computer savvy, and you probably know what Web 2.0 sites are. But for those of you who need a little explanation: Web 2.0 sites are 'new and improved sites that make…
Continue Reading →In Chinese culture, the lychee is a symbol of romance and love-- and is considered to be the king of all fruits. Taking cues from the old country, a team of liquor aficionados dreamt up Lichido, a new drink produced…
Continue Reading →As if Digg and the 400 clones like it weren't enough, Hypediss is the urban, street, edgy version of user driven media. A place where you can submit your favorite stories, hype or diss them. Pop over there to check…
Continue Reading →A quick update on Andrew Gellar's Pearlroth House for all the modern architecture fans out there. Demolition on the 70's additions to the construction took place last week-- now for the first time in over 30 years the original double-diamond…
Continue Reading →Audi has the reputation of producing high-end, stylish, and consumer-popular all wheel drive cars. But Audi's image is beginning to change a little with its movement into the 'my car's faster than yours but cost more than my house' market.…
Continue Reading →This non-profit movement allows you to purge unwanted items from your basement without the hassle of a garage sale or the expense of a classified ad. The trade-off is that you have to GIVE it away. The Freecycle Network was…
Continue Reading →Phillips' design probe program SKIN takes a far-future look at the kinds of clothes we may be wearing in 2020--let's just say they will display more than just cleavage. The SKIN program challenges the present societal notion that our lives…
Continue Reading →We have to admit that our adolescent desire for the inflatable "Moon Walk" has never really left us. A friend of ours told us about a sport, Bossaball that seems to be embracing this desire for the birthday party apparatus…
Continue Reading →The best wireless, multi-room digital music system, the one and only Sonos just got a heck-of-a-lot better. Today Sonos announced a partnership with Rhapsody, making them the first ever computer-free way to stream literally millions of songs into any-room in…
Continue Reading →I raved about CoverFlow back in July-- the brilliant application that allowed OS X users to browse their entire iTunes collection by album cover. I guess it's clear Apple was listening to the masses (or reading this blog): Today's 'Showtime'…
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