“Meet me where I am.”™
Pop Up Lifestyle™ says “Meet me where I am” and quite often that means having products and services convenient to you when you are out and about.
Well the Cybertecture® Mirror meets you when you’re getting ready to go out.
I hate waste! I’m the kind of person who will always find the quickest route anywhere or keep the peanut butter until every last skerrick has been eked out of the jar. So, here is a great design innovation that really appeals to me.
I have written before how Target is a company that’s not afraid to try new things. So it’s not surprising that they are testing an interesting coupon phone app. This is the kind of thing I would use… as much I appreciate a bargain but am not going to sit ‘n’ clip.
Over the past two years, the street food scene has seemingly exploded in major cities. With everything from taco trucks to cupcake vans, the mobile restaurant movement has been on the rise ever since the word gourmet was attached to taco.
Mashable did an article on successful viral vids which I thought was really cool. While watching “All the Single Babies” one more time for old times sake…. the blogger’s comment about it struck me.
Industrial Metal act Static-X is offering a unique way for you to remember their concert: Take it home with you.
So for my job I search the length and breadth of the World Wide Web to find interesting innovations and I couldn’t help but feel a rush of pride when I saw my old alumni mentioned in this article.
The first Green Pod is now being used at my old stomping ground of Queensland University of Technology’s Kelvin Grove campus. It’s a great eco friendly facility for bicyclist commuters.
As manufacturers create their own private label brands to compete for frugal consumers in the recession laden economy, national brands have to look for other options to reach consumers. One such option is Alice.com. A newly launched internet startup that, according to Inc.com, is the first to take on the consumer packaged goods industry. Quite [...]
Brands aren’t the only ones trying to intersect consumers in their comfort zones, not when consumers are there to help maximize convenience on behalf of their friends. We all have the sweetest intentions of visiting family and friends that live a flight away, but how many of us actually make good on our word, and [...]
