Monthly Archives: January 2012

5-year-old’s Logo Analysis

This is just great. It’s completely pure. via Brand New

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Vizio CTO Matt McRae from CES

I just watched this terrific interview with Vizio CTO Matt McRae at The Verge. Highly recommended viewing … on the strength of the ecosystem, the future of TV and a bit of what’s coming in the not so distant future. … Continue reading

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Teahupoo shot on the Phantom camera

Ridiculously cool! Go Fullscreen HD if you can… BIGGEST TEAHUPOO EVER, SHOT ON THE PHANTOM CAMERA. from Chris Bryan on Vimeo.

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Are the carriers driving complexity in device selection?

An interesting post popped up at The Verge last night where Motorola’s Sanjay Jha starts to reveal that the Carriers are what’s driving so many variants of user experience on Android. We also talked about OEMs’ perennial press to skin … Continue reading

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Nokia Lumia 900

I have almost no interest in Windows Phone but really want to play with the Nokia Lumia 900. It’s amazing to see Nokia back in action, though also sad knowing that they couldn’t pull it all together themselves (Meego). Change … Continue reading

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Cubelets

You know, for kids!

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WSJ is an anti-sharing publication

As a paying subscriber to the WSJ, I’d like to share some things I read with people. I do this from a lot of publications, but only the WSJ uses the social exchange opportunity to close the paywall.  Anyone who … Continue reading

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Chase bank customer data issue

I’ve been a Chase bank customer for over a decade and they stay mainly out of the way yet with a few rather annoying exceptions. Each month I get an email telling me about a failed transfer attempt because of … Continue reading

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