Articles Posted November 2009
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A touchy user experience
Studies show that of the 200 million customers who buy stuff online, the majority make their purchases as a result of either e-mails or web site experience. And those who actively engage with a brand…
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Fair exchange is not tax-free
In times of stress when people feel their back muscles tightening, it’s time to head to that Relax-the-Back store. But what if you’re the Relax-the-Back guy and you’ve got inventory all the way to your…
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Technology on-the-fly and more
That the age of computing has changed music isn’t news to anyone, not even the folks living under a rock. But over the past few years the curious trend called “Livecoding,” or on-the-fly programming continues…
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Coconut water: The (next) Real Thing
In Mandarin Chinese Coca-Cola translates to something along the lines of, “Allow your mouth to rejoice.” Whether or not your mouth rejoices, the man who invented Coca-Cola in 1886 claimed it as a treatment for…
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More from the smart phone world
Back in 2006 Nokia had cornered 49 percent of the smart phone market and Blackberry from RIM was holding down a puny seven percent. And the iPhone? It was nowhere to be seen. Fast forward…
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Design thinking solves British rage
If you long to design the next iPod, iPhone or Blackberry; if you stay up late at night contemplating the next Facebook or Twitter; if you dream of making it big in cupcakes, sports drinks…
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