Another year has passed and Black Friday is quickly approaching, so here we are again with a new Holiday Geek Gift Guide. My first list was created in 2004 (yay, 10 year anniversary post!) to help with my…
Continue reading →Remember the Spirograph? Those odd little notched pieces of plastic that you used to make swirly drawings. I know I had one or two of them growing up. Like all of us, I’m sure you wished that you…
Continue reading →After a four-year absence, Strongbad is back in a new Homestar Runner video. The new video is as random as the rest. It’s a Strongbad rap about the fisheye lense. Hopefully this is a sign of more to…
Continue reading →You know I can’t get enough of these Mentos videos… My favorite part is the close-up shot of the actual Mentos reacting to the Diet Coke. BUBBLES!!!
Continue reading →Chris DeSalvo recently posted a great article, The future that everyone forgot: Some of the work we did at Danger. The article covers the history of Danger, the company that created the Sidekick. It might seem a bit odd…
Continue reading →This is a real game, not some joke from The Onion. The premise of the game is exactly what you’d expect. You run around as a goat causing mischief, doing goat things… hilarity ensues. You can pre-order it…
Continue reading →Well, here we are again approaching another Black Friday and (lamely named) Cyber Monday. That means it’s time again for my list of holiday geek gift guides. This list was conceived many years ago to help with my…
Continue reading →We’re a few weeks into football season this year and the first two game were scorchers. Usually games in the beginning of September can be a bit warm, but seemed even more-so this year with temps around 90…
Continue reading →When Google announced the Chromecast a few weeks back, I got online and ordered one. It was originally going to be a gift, but after playing with it, I decided to hold onto it. At only $35.00, I’m…
Continue reading →I’ve actually had these new flavors sitting around for a few months and haven’t gotten around to posting them until now. The first two, Duo and Lakrits Mint were found in the US at a World Market store.…
Continue reading →I just got the new Google “app launcher” on my Google home page. Gone is the standard black navigation bar at the top of the page. It has been replaced by an “apps” button the pops down to…
Continue reading →Scott Dadich – Wired EditorTony Fadell – CEO, Nest LabsHosain Rahman – CEO, Jawbone Great design has been a trend since the late 90’s – form + function. We’re currently seeing hardware and software really coming together with…
Continue reading →Astro Teller Does your work support crazy or risky “moonshot” ideas? Are you given the freedom to take risks? Many times it takes a war to think big, or risky, or “Moonshot”. Moonshot thinking starts takes a global…
Continue reading →Alfred Lui – Jawbone, Dir. of UX How do you know this idea is going to work? This question asks you for proof of the future. This is a fair question because designers love change, but businesses do…
Continue reading →Mike Dunn, UX Designer, Game Journalist, Animator The average recruiter spends about 6 seconds on your resume and everything typically looks the same (MS Word template with Times New Roman). How do you make your resume stand out?…
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