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OneForty Stocks Store With Twitter Apps, Save 'Location'
by Ron Callari
Back in September, I predicted that Twitter would acquire oneforty.com, "the Twitter Store of Apps,"
where one could shop to his or her heart's content for any app under the
Twitter sun. Not only did that prediction come to past, but today, oneforty is juggling the launch of its Premium Twitter App marketplace with a $1.85 million dollar round of funding.
Domino's Pizza Japan Caters To Food Lovers With Happy Valentine Pizza
by Steve Levenstein
Domino's Pizza Japan is targeting lovers of more than just food this Valentine's Day. If the way to a man's heart is really through his stomach, "Happy Valentine Pizza"
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1 comment Google Is No Secretary Of State When It Comes To Diplomacy In China
by Ron Callari
International diplomacy is the fine art of negotiations that Hillary Clinton is learning as she goes. When Google announced last week it was purchasing a power plant to save on its utilities bill, I reported that their Energy Czar should be considered for the US cabinet post of Secretary of Energy. And while the Search Engine giant is ubiquitous and a jack of all trades, I don't think they have the finesse for resolving international debates.
Google Japan Celebrates Chrome Browser With Tasty Eye Candy
by Steve Levenstein
Google Japan is taking the lead in promoting Google's shiny new Chrome web browser, if this tasteful celebration in honor of Chrome's first anniversary is any indication.
New Concept In Dining: Converted Airplane Restaurants
by Beth Graddon-Hodgson
Often the success of a restaurant relies upon a great location as well as appealing decor. A new Korean concept offers both with one unforgettable experience.
Rumors of RX7 Concept Could Mean End for RX8
by George Delozier
Late last year, Mazda let it slip that they were revisiting the RX-7
and since then there have been countless renderings and relentless
speculation. Now, many are questioning the feasibility of producing
both the RX-8 and the RX-7 in today's economy.
Twitter & GeoAPI's Great Land Rush Of 2010
by Ron Callari
Some call it the Great Land Rush of 2010. Others don't quite understand what all the fuss is about. And others yet still feel that 'location-based services' are an intrusion on our privacy. Whatever your perspective at this moment in time, I can almost guarantee you that you will be feeling entirely different about geolocation apps by year's end.
Commuting Gloves Add Comfort To The Korean Travel System
by Fashion Finds
As much as I advocate public transit, in concept, for environmental reasons; I loathe standing on a bus or subway about as much as the next person. You find yourself sleeping, falling, and tumbling over the person sitting in the seat in front of where you're standing. Now, one innovative Korean designer has made commuting just that much more comfortable.
Lady Gaga Shocks The Polaroid Brand Back To Life!
by Ron Callari
How does a brand from the pre-digital age that filed for bankruptcy in 2001 survive in the 21st century of social media and advanced gadget wizardry? They hire a pop icon who has created more buzz since Madonna first uttered "Material Girl." Lady Gaga, the 23-year old wacky fashionista might be considered this millennium's Mae West on steroids but it looks like she's landed a legit day-time job, just in case her 'performance art' persona falls out of favor.
Slurping It Up - Awesome Soft Drink Commercials From Around the World
by J. Barker
The presentation of soft drinks as a product has changed drastically since the 1950s. These fizzy, sweet beverages have have sported some of the highly creative ad campaigns. Let's take a look at some of the more bizarre, funny, and just plain inspired commercials for carbonated goodness ever produced.
Convenience For Consumers In Gourmet Caviar Delivery Business
by Beth Graddon-Hodgson
Food delivery services offer the ultimate craving. In North America, you can dial a number or login to a website and receive just about anything you're craving right at your doorstep. Gourmet foods can be the exception, but not according to one Hong Kong company.
Crystallized Shoes Glamorize “There’s No Place Like Home” Fashion
by Fashion Finds
Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz was best known for her glittery, ruby red slippers and now there's a modern version available as part of a complete design project that partners Swarovski with a number of Japan designers.
Shiseido Wants You To Wash Your Hair With Mother's Milk
by Steve Levenstein
If breast milk is the best food for babies, it should also be good for your hair. So says Japanese cosmetics and personal care giant Shiseido with their new Chikara "Concept of Mother's Milk" line of hair care products.
Augmented Reality Could Transform Legacy Newspapers Into Video Media
by Ron Callari
Remember when after reading something of great interest, you daydreamed about the content as if it was a living scenario, whether it was fiction or the daily news. Now with the assistance of Augmented Reality, the content you read will virtually be able to pop off the page and begin speaking to you.
Hybrid GT-R to Offer Supercar Performance and a Clean Conscience
by George Delozier
It seems like more and more automakers are beginning to warm up to the
idea of combining performance with environmentally friendly, with a
slew of new hybrid sports car concepts acting as proof. If the rumors
prove true, the Nissan GT-R could be the next high horsepower sports
car to be offered in hybrid trim.
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