Weather Underground has been my go-to source for weather on the web for the past 5 years ever since my buddy Gabe introduced me to it. At first the site felt way too information heavy for me but after giving it a chance I’ve grown to love all that data, partly due to the care […]
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If you want to see, in 5 quick minutes, how these industries are changed forever (in a way that makes them infinitely more interesting than they were before), watch this presentation by Paul Isakson . Frankly, if it wasn’t for these changes, I wouldn’t be so interested in doing […]
A colleague at work recently pointed me to Newsvine’s concept of “vineacity.” For them, “vineacity” is a quantifiable measure of your behavior on and relationship to, the Newsvine community.
That behavior boils down to 6 key metrics that get represented as branches on a, you guessed it, vine. These vine icons, concisely denoting varying degrees […]
Remember those super slick mockups from a while back for what a Starbucks + iPhone integration might look like? Well, follow this link and check out what they might look like in action - its a nice peek into what a well-executed retail app on a phone might look like.
Big bonus points for a little […]
I was going to post this in the Links section but ultimately felt that it was important enough to warrant its own post. There’s a lot to be learned form the brief missives about products, process, people, etc.
A lot of it is inspirational but one that particularly stood out to me was:
“We don’t get […]
Karen, Dennis and I went back to ITP last night to celebrate Clay’s book release for Here Comes Everybody.
Clay was so instrumental to our experience at ITP and served as a inspiration for a lot of the ideas we ultimately explored with dodgeball. I feel very fortunate to have been able to cross paths […]
The best top to a To Go coffee cup I’ve ever encountered was found at the awesome Grey Dog’s Coffee. No longer are you faced with a “no turning back” approach to opening your coffee. Instead you can open and close your coffee at will should you come across a bumpy patch on your way […]
…and I’ll be there to give them a test run. Amongst other things, it looks like they might launch some of the features that will let you update various sites from their unified interface:
As well as a great looking iphone interface:
The most exciting piece of news to me is the sneak peak at a slick […]
Incredibly clever way to turn limited storage space into a highly functional (and whimsical) bookshelf.
The staircase is both the way to access the bedroom and a perfect place to store books, movies or CDs. “With a skylight above lighting the staircase, it becomes the perfect place to stop and browse a tome,” says Levitate’s Tim […]
Not long after my post about Socialthing, I got a comment from one of the developers:
Alex, you’re very right that more will come out of it. Subscribing to all of your friends’ RSS feeds can be completely overwhelming. A service like ours allows a user to see everything on all of their networks without being […]
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