It's our party and we'll use a mass invite site if we want to. Preferring the superior Crusher to the mind-numbing Evite, yet another option in the e-invitation scene has emerged. Pingg (you can decide what the extra consonant is…
Continue Reading →Whether you're willing to call yourself a nerd or not, you've likely perused the pages of Gizmodo, one of the internet's favorite gadget guides. Reporting techie playthings at the rate of around 60 posts per day, Gizmodo employees chase dorky…
Continue Reading →Often times, a person's life at both home and work is a direct reflection of their surroundings. Is your life dull, well then maybe your furniture is dull? Does that black mesh garbage can that you accidentally spilled coffee through…
Continue Reading →Isaac Asimov's first law of robotics stated that "a robot may not harm a human being." While we don't remember Rosie ever bludgeoning Elroy Jetson with her duster, our old friend, Alice Wang, not only worries about the danger of…
Continue Reading →Anthony Kolber is not your typical graphic designer. The graduate of Australia's Swinburne University eschews the traditional methods of the design process, which call for incremental improvements to one's own material. Influenced by the work of artists such as Joseph…
Continue Reading →So far, Stefan Sagmeister has only learned around twenty things in his life. It appears one of them is that it's important to share what you've learned with the world. Through his site, Things I Have Learned In My Life…
Continue Reading →There's more to life in a favela than oppressive poverty, guns and crime, but that non-scintillating side doesn't get enough play. It's what Colombian photographer Joaquin Sarmiento is pushing to promote through his heartfelt Paradise City exhibit in Sao Paulo,…
Continue Reading →If you're one of the thousands of folk who has forsaken the plain "˜ol cellular phone for the multifaceted, talented piece of equipment known as the iPhone, there's a minute chance that you haven't changed the wallpaper to something to…
Continue Reading →Unlike the issues of Entertainment Weekly that we didn't subscribe to, but end up in our mailbox anyway, Seven Magazine is about pop culture and social responsibility. Since its inception in 2004, the British-based zine takes aim at the global…
Continue Reading →We know it's not quite spring yet, but tee shirt weather is coming soon despite what Punxsutawney Phil saw on Groundhog's Day. If you're looking to get the hottest new tees but are afraid to brave the current cold spell…
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