Apple’s 30th Mac Birthday Bash

Do you use a Mac? Can you believe it’s already been 30 years since Apple’s first Mac computer was released? There are a number of things Apple could do with its 150 some billion in profit to celebrate, like give employees a few bonuses, stock redistributions, or even actually pay people livable wages in China.… Continue reading Apple’s 30th Mac Birthday Bash

Old Book from the 16th Century Can Be Read 6 Different Ways

What makes each book unique is that two different people can see the same book differently and take very different meanings from it. But this book here, printed back in the late 16th century, lets people actually read six different books individually in one contraption. This treasure on display at the National Library of Sweden… Continue reading Old Book from the 16th Century Can Be Read 6 Different Ways

Microsoft Needs to Prepare for the Post-PC World

2013 was not a good year for the Windows PC. The growing popularity of tablets and smartphones are cutting into desktop and laptop sales. Of the laptops that are being sold, non-Windows laptops make up more than a third of all sales according to Forbes. The release of Windows 8 in late 2012 put only… Continue reading Microsoft Needs to Prepare for the Post-PC World

Wilson Gives Instagram Fans a Chance to Become Part of Super Bowl XLVIII History

Do you Follow @Wilson_Football on Instagram? You might not be able to afford to see the Denver Broncos take on the Seattle Seahawks in person at this year’s Super Bowl in East Rutherford, New Jersey, but there’s a different way your name could find its way into the game forever. Wilson, the company that manufactures… Continue reading Wilson Gives Instagram Fans a Chance to Become Part of Super Bowl XLVIII History

The People’s Pennant: Retro Hand-Printed Flags that Inspire Creativity

Whether you’re in need of a coffee break or some pizza time, there are a few little reminders that can help you make each day a bit better. The People’s Pennant is a collaboration that uses good design and inspirational words to help convey opportunities for others to help build up communities and optimism. The… Continue reading The People’s Pennant: Retro Hand-Printed Flags that Inspire Creativity

Google’s Vision for the Home of the Future

After recently acquiring home automation company Nest, Google is on a quest to bring you the digitally connected home of the future. While Google has a wealth of data stored about our online behavior, this is its first foray into our offline lives. Imagine an intelligent thermostat that knew both when you were cold and… Continue reading Google’s Vision for the Home of the Future

Watch All the Flights in the World Using the Guardian’s New Interactive Map

To celebrate 100 years of passenger air travel, the Guardian has created an interactive map that visualizes the thousands of commercial flights that take place every day. Plus, using voice narration, charts, old photos and interactive elements you can explore the history of aviation since 1914. At the end, learn about the future of flight… Continue reading Watch All the Flights in the World Using the Guardian’s New Interactive Map