Retro Digital Camera Captures Classic 110-Film Styling
by Steve LevensteinThis 'Digital Hedgehog' camera may look like a classic 110 film dinosaur but its performance is anything but ancient.
Is Social Media Less About What You Say Versus When You Say It?
by Ron CallariIconclast and award-interrupter Kanye West tested the Twitterstream this
week to see if the timing of his tweets could lend weight to what he
had to say. Just one week prior to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, West
unleashed a series of mea culpas to Taylor Swift, the top-40 pop singer
he dissed at last year's award ceremony.
Social Media Gift Cards Converts Facebook Credits Into Real Currency
by Ron CallariOn the heels of PayNearMe
giving out bonus "Facebook Credits" at 7-11 convenience stores last
month, starting September 5, the social networking giant is going retail
again by selling Facebook Gift cards at Target stores nationwide. In
denominations of $15, $25 and $50, Target's 1750 outlets will be the
first to sell the cards via retail channels.
Cute Elephant Tape Dispensers Help With Desktop Tusks, er, Tasks
by Steve LevensteinThese cute elephant tape dispenser designs from Japan are too good-looking to leave in your trunk, and their compact size is anything but jumbo.
Conserve Water Or The Fish Gets It
by Doug BonderudFrom designer Yan Lu comes the “Poor Little Fish Basin” – a concept sink to help convince consumers to control their water use.
Social Media Service For Hospitality Industry Shows Early Results
by Ron CallariFlip.to,
the social media service that turns hotel guests into brand advocates
is announcing significant preliminary results for two beta clients. The
service, based on 'magnetic marketing' versus traditional push or pull
advertising, engages customers at the time of booking.
Big Poops May Equal Big Payment
by Doug BonderudAt Iowa State University, chemistry professor Walter Trahanovsky has found an unexpected way to make biomass big business.
Exterior Auto Airbags Could Make Car Crashes More Comfy
by Steve LevensteinAutomotive airbags protect drivers and passengers inside vehicles from injury; now a Japanese research project seeks to do the same for pedestrians by mounting airbags on vehicles' exterior body panels.
Social Media That Believes All Stalkers Ain't All Bad
by Ron CallariWhile privacy issues have been a major concern for many of Facebook's 500+
million users, you might think their new "Subscribe To" feature would
put them over the top. Actually in this instance, I think the new
service -even though some are euphemistically calling it the "I Spy"
button - just might give 'stalking' a good name.
The Frosting Deco Pen Takes Your Baking To The Next Level
by Kim PattersonI love to bake and can create some pretty amazing tasting confections,
but unfortunately when it comes to decorating these pieces of pastry
perfection, I often fall short. The Frosting Deco Pen by Kuhn Rikon may be just the tool to take my decorating from frustrating to fabulous.
Auditory Inputs Give Sight Of Textual Satisfaction With BabelFisk
by Doug BonderudFrom designer Mads Hindhede - he's Mads, Mads we tell you - comes the BabelFisk speech to text translator. Cool, huh? Oh - it's a pair of glasses. Say whaaaat?
Social Media Sings A New Tune With Musical Social Networks
by Ron CallariMySpace, as one of the major social networks five years ago - not only
built a critical mass - it attracted tens of thousands of users who were
interested in music, whether they were promoting a garage band or
selling online albums. When their popularity waned under the shadow of
Facebook, several niche music-related social networks seized the
opportunity to fill the void.
Social Media Search Forecasts Clouds, With No Chance of Google
by Ron CallariWith Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Dropbox
and other online social networking sites and services now part of our
daily routine, we have all become social media publishers to some
degree. Our bon mots have been tweeted, emailed and updated with photos
on profiles across a wide spectrum of "cloud" lock-boxes. However, the difficulty
in accessing those entries after the fact is like searching for a needle in a haystack.
Artistic Bandaids for Charity: Cynthia Rowley Bandaids For Design Ignites Change
by Fashion FindsBandaids have always been a favorite fashion accessory of those in the
under 6 age group, but now they're being made more fashionable for
adults and the proceeds go to a good cause!
Foot Undeez: Capezio Makes Luxurious Lingerie For Your Feet!
by Fashion FindsThe term 'thong' refers to more than one fashion item; the kind that can be worn on your bum or the kind that can be worn on your feet. More often than not it's thought of as lingerie, though, so one footwear company has taken that idea and gone with the logical next step.
Hippity Hop Shoes: Kid's Shoe Delivery Company That Hits The Pavement
by Beth HodgsonThe right businesses know that parents appreciate convenience when it comes to services for their children, which is why mobile businesses are becoming more popular in the market specifically. There's a new one that hits the pavement to help little ones do the same!
Vail Techs Up Its Mountain With iPhone Apps And Radio Towers
by Chris WeissVail Resorts, the same company pompous enough to use the Web domain
Snow.com, is about to up the geek ante. If you're an actual skier with
plans for a Vail vacation, you might want to go ahead and upgrade to
Jackson Hole or Big Sky right...about...now.
Sharky Looks To Be A Bloody Good Tea Infuser
by Kim PattersonIf you are an avid shark enthusiast, watching Jaws every movie night and
never missing a shark special on TV, yet you also enjoy the refined
tradition of a hot cup of steeped tea then the Sharky Tea Infuser is
made for you. This tea accessory, by Argentinean designer Pablo
Matteoda, is an unexpected combination of elegance and gory fun.
Black Diamond Z-Poles: Ultralight AND Collapsible Hiking Poles
by Chris WeissBlack Diamond recently introduced an ultralight, ultra-stowable line of hiking poles it calls Z-poles.
Not Knowing When To Fold 'Em May Not Be Your Fault
by Doug BonderudAccording to scientists at the University of Minnesota, gamblers may actually be as rational as the rest of us - and just as wrong.

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