With the flurry of recent news about Apple’s new iPhone and iOS4, I’ve been giving a lot of thought to the masterful play that Apple has made in this arena. The bulk of their success is not due to their hardware (there is more powerful hardware available) or their software (there is more capable software [...]
Continue reading...19 June 2010
Looking to learn? This presentation covers a lot of ground and does it well, just like good design should: 10 Things CEOs Need to Know About Design View more presentations from Jason Putorti.
Continue reading...18 June 2010
I’ve been slowly integrating more social media tools into my life. This experience has not been without hiccups, and has given me pause on more than one occasion. Today, however, I realized the inequality of the social media relationship.
Continue reading...17 June 2010
This video made me switch back to Chrome from Safari 5: But then, when I loaded my first site, it wasn’t as fast in real life as it was in the video. So I went back to Safari. Damn marketing. Cool video though. Hat tip to Andrew Farah.
Continue reading...15 June 2010
Last Friday, we celebrated my sister-in-law Katy’s graduation from the University of Washington. Please find photos below or on Flickr.
Continue reading...14 June 2010
If you’ve been following my tweets lately, you may already know that our beloved 1998 Honda Accord, Yolanda, is on her way out the door. She has reached the point in both age and mileage, where she now needs more work than she’s worth. The decision to get rid of this car should’ve been an [...]
Continue reading...11 June 2010
If you’re not really into cars, you probably haven’t heard about MINI USA challenging Porsche to a road race.
Continue reading...10 June 2010
Continuing with the theme of “Things Apple Does,” I found it extremely ironic that Apple would release iOS 4 – the new operating system for their iPhone/iPod Touch devices – this week. Why the irony? Read on….
Continue reading...9 June 2010
As someone who finds that his television is more often tuned to the Food Network than turned off, I know the importance of plating and presentation (Iron Chef, much?). But only recently did I make the professional connection to this phenomenon.
Continue reading...3 June 2010
As I am embarking on some new job-related activities, I began to wonder about what exactly my “work product” was comprised of. It dawned on me that the bulk of what I do at and for “work” boils down to one word: communication. What Do You Do? For a lot of jobs, it’s easy to [...]
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22 June 2010
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