Articles Posted September 2009
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The National Parks on Blu-ray
News on the Blu-ray front is usually about upcoming releases and new Blu-ray players about to hit the mareket. Somewhat surprising but not entirely so was the news that “The National Parks: America’s Best Idea,”…
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Shh, the printer is talking
For the longest time digital photographs were arrested from development, imprisoned in desktops and laptops old and new, gathering digital dust on portable hard drives, compact discs and flash drives. Then came dedicated photo printers…
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B corporations go for the green
Wisconsin has one, Illinois has five. But nary a one is found in Minnesota, Iowa, the Dakotas and Montana. Is it a bird? A Plane? Neither. It’s a B Corporation. And while B can stand…
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Design for the common good
This week, people who define themselves as world leaders, gathered to discuss solutions to the world’s problems. And it isn’t clear if any were found. But out there, far away from the halls of the…
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Your Postbox has organized stuff
How many times have you needed directions, a document, the soccer team’s roster or a Power Point presentation only to discover it’s in your e-mail? And it isn’t easy to search either. You or someone…
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Your next app may be asynchronous
In the age of social media, what gets you to check your Facebook page more frequently? For many people that’s Parking Wars, an Online game that is thought to have generated hundreds of millions of…
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A Centrl-y located app
For anyone who thinks social networking has run out of ideas, there’s an app for that. Huzzah! Huzzah! Here comes CENTRL. And just for the record, that’s not a spelling error. Quietly making its way…
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Familiar objects re-designed
When the general public finally accepted Post-it notes as the new big thing in office technological advancement, most of us accepted the yellow, three-inch rectangles and went about our business. Then came the folks who…
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