The guys at Trovota (that is, whoever is left there) are offering a 30% discount through what seems to be the end of February. An anonymous reader sent the code in claiming it was some type of discount "member" code--…
Continue Reading →It started with voice recognition and most recently, multiple sensor touch displays on the iPhone showed us how to quickly and intuitively zoom in and out of an image. No matter what the R&D grant money produces, a vast majority…
Continue Reading →ExchangeFrame is a new web-based service that may just change the way the boutique garment biz operates (for the better of course). Through various mechanisms before, during, and after the tradeshow, ExchangeFrame tightens the relationship between the tradeshow and its…
Continue Reading →Serial Entrepreneur, self proclaimed Brand Diva and JoshSpear.com friend Karen Post recently launched an exciting new social network aimed at creatives. Oddpodz is set to become a flourishing community of out-of-the-box thinkers, designers who wish to make significant positive impact…
Continue Reading →MemoryMiner won the Macworld 2006 Best of Show Award-- that fact alone should tell you something about its Web 2.0 prowess. Without going into too much detail (chuckle chuckle), MemoryMiner is a Digital Storytelling application used to discover the threads…
Continue Reading →The announcement says it all. I want to extend my congratulations to Design Charts, the place that I visit to find web design inspiration-- as I told you before, Design Charts is basically the Billboard Top 40 of web design,…
Continue Reading →The team from What's Really Good? just lanched yet another pop-up style online shop for deadstock sneakers-- as in, the not-made-anymore endangered species of the footwear world. They're cleaning out their own closets here-- sneakers will be added on a…
Continue Reading →Sundance Film Festival kicked off last night in Park City, Utah-- swarms of people head to one of the coldest, most conservative and lack-luster cities in the world (minus the skiing, but there isn't even snow there yet). They all…
Continue Reading →Despite being a little spooky, Packet Garden is insanely intriguing. The downloadable application captures information about how you use the internet and translates all this data into a 'private world' you can explore. The application takes note of all the…
Continue Reading →International prankster, super-star artist, and borderline Bond-esque graffiti writer Banksy recently opened up his online shop, a unique place where everything is free. He provides small, medium, and large versions of his most popular images-- encouraging users to download, print…
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