Just got back from a very fun Foursquare Hackathon. Contrary to some opinion, there was a lot of hacking done.

A dedicated button for Facebook on your phone? With super awkward placement? While this Fb x Real Life mashup is unnecessary, I wanted to look at other examples…

Went over to the Doughnut Plant grand opening at Chelsea Hotel. At this point, I have to confess I haven't trekked over to their original LES location yet.

Consider this post the TL;DR of this great Inc article by Leigh Buchanan. The article itself picks insights from a University of Virginia study by Saras…

The tech industry and the press that covers it never ceases to amaze. The pace at which news breaks is breathtaking, and then immediately forgotten for the next…

Whoohoo! This is a good thing. Three Gmail things to note (from top left, clockwise): The Favicon) Google Labs option is smart design.

As an iPhone user, I've been using Pandora for a couple years now. The mobile user interface (UI) works well.

This post is more thinking out loud (what I like to do on this blog). Free association with services and sharing.

Just like this blog post, Groupon phones it in. 19 people bought it, but it has already tipped with 20 people who bought it. Am I seeing this right?

Over winter break, I was introduced to the concept of a McPizza. As the name implies, it's a combination of McDonald's and pizza.