When it comes to branding, small business owners often have no clue where to start. But where should they turn for help? Enter Prestobox, a company that automates brand identity.
The Mini Maker Faire events happen in cities across the world as part of the larger Maker Faire movement based on the original faire held in San Mateo, California in 2006. Unlike art fairs where the work is available to purchase and not to touch, Maker Faires are meant to be experienced.
A startup based out of Portland, Oregon called Vizify is setting a new standard for beautiful digital identity that blows Flavors.me and About.me away.
What would normally seem like a childish prank based on Portland’s culture takes on extra meaning thanks to the increasing misogynist sentiment from the geek community.
Imagine meeting someone for the first time before the era of smartphones and social media. You have to get to know them slowly because you can’t Google them. A new identity app, Gliph, aims to recreate this natural connection.
PingGadget hit my radar last week and I immediately thought to myself, “Oh great, a twitter clone that isn’t Twitter but wants to be. Lame.” Being dedicated to reporting on all the tech news in Flyover Country requires me to investigate and report on every story that I think would interest our readers and so I checked out PingGadget just to see what, exactly, made them think they could take on twitter.
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