Industrial design has always been a favorite of mine–creating functional pieces of design.

To be honest, I'm a huge nerd. I've blogged about one of these sites before, but that was right before we transitioned into our new format, and sadly it has been lost in cyberspace. But its worth sharing again, mostly because I've recently rediscovered it.

With release of the latest iTunes 10, Apple has thrown it's hat into the social media ring. Ping is an addition to iTunes which allows people to spy on friends, strangers, and celebs and discuss the one thing you're most likely to have in common: music. Apple makes no illusions about Ping - this is a service created to help you buy more music. But the way it does it is delightful and engaging.

In our daily life, we often get asked why branding matters. For many, brand is not something that's easily understood, and for good reason; it's complicated! So what is it and why does it matter according to us? Read on to find out...

I recently was introduced to the art of Dalton Ghetti, who has been doing some astounding work at near-microscopic size. To be honest, I have never seen anything like these tiny sculptures. The detail is immaculate, and it's hard to fathom how achieving it is even possible.

Throwback memorabilia is hot these days. From sneakers to jerseys some things are just destined to come back in style. It doesn't happen often, but sometimes technology can comeback, too. This week I talk about my recent experience of working with GNU Emacs - a feature-rich text editor created in the 1980's.

If you like stuff, and if you like the internet, I highly recommend you mosey on over to Svpply.com.

Thought this was interesting. I'm diggin' the infographic as well, it reminds of the Jordan V's in the purple and teal colorway. I didn't know Kobe has nutella as a sponsor, and Michael has AOL?!

So, Kobe or Michael? Michael, no contest. At least, not yet, ha.