Monthly Archives: June 2009

HOME – It is said that writing in Caps Lock is the written form of shouting in digital media, and that is exactly the effect I am trying to induce. Where am I going with this? Read on. Here’s what … Continue reading →

Stuck In Customs – Trey Ratcliff is a great photographer but most of all he is a lovely and kind human. I never actually met Trey, so it might seem odd that I hold the above opinion about him. But … Continue reading →

In Bb 2.0 – In Bb 2.0 is a collaborative music and spoken word project conceived by Darren Solomon from Science for Girls. The videos can be played simultaneously or you can choose to play it one at a time … Continue reading →

The Cryptic Canvas – The Cryptic Canvas is a painting where 50 clues are hidden and waiting for you. Your goal is to find them all and correctly identify which film they represent. If you enter the film title in … Continue reading →

Pacxon – Well, Pac-Man isn’t really back because it never really went anywhere. It’s still considered as one of the top computer games of all times. But guess what? Pacxon is here and it’s a mash up of Pac-Man and … Continue reading →

All My Faves UK – AllMyFaves’ motto is “Why Search? AllMyFaves already did the search for you to provide you with the top ten sites in each category.” Having that said, we understand the importance of localization, meaning that our … Continue reading →

Bing – Last Monday Microsoft launched its new search engine called Bing. The Microsoft slogan for this new service is: “The world doesn’t need just another search engine, it needs a decision engine.“ Besides its Grade A copy-writing catch phrase, … Continue reading →

TypingWeb – Let’s say you type 20 words per minute (WPM), 20 hours a week. Assuming your speed increases to 65 WPM, you would save 2 hours per day, 13.8 hours per week, 58.2 hours per month and 5054 hours … Continue reading →

Tinychat – I just love video calls. I video call my father, my girlfriend, my sister – you get the idea… I use either Skype or GoogleTalk for my visual conversations and these two services usually work seamlessly.  Nevertheless, neither … Continue reading →

The Cut – There are four traditional fashion capitals: Paris, London, Milan and New York, and all four are known for their Fashion Week extravaganza. It should come as no surprise then that New York Magazine has created one the … Continue reading →

TechCult – Gadgets are usually associated with geeks, and the geek stereotype is that of a boring person who lacks social skills (personal disclaimer: this doesn’t represent my personal opinion  at all!). If continuing along this line of superficial thought, … Continue reading →

One Sentence – One Sentence is an experiment in brevity. Most of the best stories that we tell from our lives have one really, really good part that make the rest of the boring story worth it. One Sentence is … Continue reading →