7 Social Design Principles: How to Make Content People Want to Share

The Internet is full of people sharing interesting things all day. From liking pictures on Facebook to retweeting cool articles, sharing is something everyone enjoys doing in one way or another. Yet receiving likes and retweets can seem impossible. Why is this? Here’s the secret to receiving social shares: you need to create content that… Continue reading 7 Social Design Principles: How to Make Content People Want to Share

5 Coolest Technologies Invented by High Schoolers

Last week Intel hosted their International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix. There, 1,600 students from around the world were invited to present their award-winning projects and compete for over $4 million in awards and scholarships. Here are some of the coolest new technologies invented by these stellar high schoolers.

Tech Leaders Urge Washington to Pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform

With the Senate set to vote on the comprehensive immigration reform (CIR) bill, tech leaders, politicians, companies, and organizations are holding a “virtual march on Washington” to urge senators to vote in immigration’s favor. What Is the March? The March for Innovation (#iMarch) is the largest ever virtual demonstration on Washington and is designed to… Continue reading Tech Leaders Urge Washington to Pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform

New Twitter Card Lets You Win Cool Swag from Brands

Twitter has announced a new way for brands to hand out offers like discounts, newsletter signups, and more. The new Lead Generation Card for businesses allows you to give your email address to a brand you trust without leaving the Twitter page or wasting your time filling out yet another form. How the Lead Generation… Continue reading New Twitter Card Lets You Win Cool Swag from Brands

GrubHub and Seamless Announce Merger

Do you have an irrational fear of dialing a phone to order pizza? Fear no more: with the merger of GrubHub and Seamless you may never need to dial another pizzeria for as long as you live! Choosing your three free toppings online instead of over the phone is bound to become even simpler. GrubHub… Continue reading GrubHub and Seamless Announce Merger

20 Hilarious Reactions to the Yahoo-Tumblr Deal

When the surprising news of the $1.1 billion Yahoo-Tumblr deal broke yesterday, Tumblr users set into a mild panic. With no update from their favorite blogging platform, users took to their Tumblrs to express their fear and make requests of David Karp, Tumblr founder and CEO: Some users were so worried they began flocking to… Continue reading 20 Hilarious Reactions to the Yahoo-Tumblr Deal

Pinterest Makes Pins More Useful

Today Pinterest goes beyond a place to pin pretty pictures. Now our favorite site for collecting recipes and planning design projects allows brands to insert useful information into their pins. Here’s what’s new: Movies: View Netflix’s latest pin of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and you’ll see information on content ratings, cast members, and more Recipes: Find… Continue reading Pinterest Makes Pins More Useful

Demo the New Google Maps and Explore the World Like Never Before

While you wait for your invite to the Google Maps you can preview the new features on this handy More Than a Map demo site. Google has updated Maps inside and out, from new colors to integrated Street View. Here’s what to expect: New Colors New colors give Maps a lighter, more inviting feel. Satellite… Continue reading Demo the New Google Maps and Explore the World Like Never Before