Tweet Pin It We’re even more excitable this time ’round – we made it to our second podcast! We’re experimenting with different audio setups as we go, so bear with us while we get it right This week we’re talkin’ bout Pinterest and the many apps it has spawned, the scandalous Jason Russell of Invisible...
Tweet Pin It What do you do on a Sunday morning when you’re bored? You decide, out of the blue, that you’re gonna make a podcast with a nifty gal in New Zealand. Why not? Yep, without much of a plan, Hannah Rose Keys and myself decided to record a little podcast. It’s our first...
Tweet Pin It Just last week I was moaning about how Instagram hadn’t been launched for Android yet…and lo and behold, they’ve unofficially announced at SXSW this week that it was coming “very soon”, even showing off a beta version to the crowd. As an Instagram lover and Android owner, I’m one of the many...
Tweet Pin It The guy in the video above, blogger Jonathan Corbett, got through the supposedly fail-safe body scanners at two different American airports with metallic objects hidden on his person. Jonathan posted this video to his blog a few days ago, asking the American public to share the message on the defectiveness and invasive...
Tweet Pin It During his recent TED Talk, University of Pennsylvania professor Vijay Kumar tells us about how he & his team “have been building quadrotors, small, agile robots that swarm, sense each other, and form ad hoc teams — for construction, surveying disasters and far more.” If this bores you, skip to 14:46. They...
Tweet Pin It That’s right, people. I’m gonna be headed to the London Web Summit on the 19th of March to blog about one of the largest web & start-up conferences in Europe. I’m beyond excited! I’ll be videoing, tweeting and keeping you all annoyingly informed about the day’s events. To find out more...
Tweet Pin It It’s Thursday. Time for a fun infographic. Why not? via IgniteSocialMedia.com Tweet Pin It
Tweet Pin It When I first joined Twitter in 2008, I fell out of love with Facebook. As it’s often said, “Facebook is filled with your high school friends. Twitter is filled with the people you WISH you knew in high school”. Yep, we curate our Twitter interactions and fill our days chatting with...
Tweet Pin It KONY 2012 is a film and campaign by Invisible Children that aims to make Joseph Kony famous, not to celebrate him, but to raise support for his arrest and set a precedent for international justice. HOW TO HELP: Join TRI or Donate to Invisible Children: http://bit.ly/yp5Ffv Purchase KONY 2012 products: http://invisiblechildrenstore.myshopify.com/ Sign the Pledge: http://www.causes.com/causes/227-invisible-children...
Tweet Pin It People, you can now cite a tweet in an academic paper, according the Modern Languages Association (MLA), who’ve released their official Tweet-citing format. If this isn’t a sign of the times, I don’t know what is. Whilst this news is fantastic for recognizing the validity of content from many professionals on...
Tweet Pin It In keeping with my “talk about Canadian start-ups” theme, my latest discovery is “Pinerly“. Toronto-based Rick Kats has co-founded a brand-new dashboard, designed to help Pinterest users schedule pins, follow and unfollow pincers, view popular pins and more. Pinerly wants to help brands and users make the most of their Pinterest...
Tweet Pin It Okay, so it may be a bit of a cop-out to do another “Best Camera Apps For Android” post when there are 2 bazillion released everyday, but I thought that there were some great new apps released in the Android market which deserved featuring! So when you’re done moping that Instagram hasn’t...