If Tiger Woods had this app, he might not be in the trouble he’s in. It’s an app that sets a time limit for holding text messages and then wipes them clean from the original phone, the receiving phone, and the server.
What makes someone jump in front of a speeding train? Instead of trying to answer that complex question, one railway company has decided to take more preventive action against the dramatically rising risk both to people and property in Japan.
The latest throwback soft drink, Dr Pepper made with REAL sugar, is a reminder of the power of the Time Travel Wave. It takes us back to a time when eating and drinking, and yes, even smoking, was just as unhealthy as it is now—we just didn’t know it.
Artificial air filters can cost a lot and, knowing they’ll be added to your neighborhood landfill, disposing of them can be a shame-producing moment. But that‘s all changing in a new and very green way. ANDREA, a French company, is pioneering air filtration systems that use the absorptive and metabolic processes inherent in plants to purify the air.
There’s a very popular trend in the food business that calls for products to come out with 100-calories-or-less portions in single-serve packages. You get your Oreos and you get calorie control.
If you’ve ever read a Harry Potter book, or been to an HP movie (and who hasn’t), you may have wishfully dreamed about what it would be like to visit his magical world and sample his life of wizardry. Poof!
In Britain, there are two factors seriously impacting the ability to pay the everyday fuel cost of living; rising unemployment and higher energy prices. Sound familiar? Those two factors are creating a similar class of fuel-poor people in the U.S.
As 2009 winds down and heads into the wonderfully stressful holidays, what comfort foods are you going to turn to? According to a new trend-mapping report from the Center for Culinary Development (CCD), that depends on your age.
What do you do with a crying baby? Popping in a pacifier usually does the trick. How about someone crying over their 401K? Well for that, Madison Avenue seems to have found a pacifier for the times: Nostalgia.
For years, marketing has profited from the idea that a bigger package made people feel like they were “getting more.” That’s why we have wads of cotton in our aspirin bottles and all that air in our cereal boxes. All that is changing with the new push toward green packaging.