Being a social media intern pretty much gives me every and all excuses to constantly being on my phone. For the past 9 months I’ve been able to say when friends joke about my constant Internet usage, “social media intern. Always on the job.” Looking back, I’ve always been intrigued by the social networking […]
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I just received a curious email from my brother-in-law, inviting me into the inner circle of something called Rippln. I remember when GMail first launched, it was by invitation only at first, as was Spotify, so I was immediately intrigued. Especially when I read the boilerplate language of the invite: Working behind the scenes? NDA?
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If you haven’t been watching, Robot Combat League is SyFy’s new reality TV gameshow. 12 teams are tasked with operating their assigned robot to fight a rival teams robot. The fights are single elimination, and the team that makes it to the end will leave with a $100,000 cash prize. Teams consist of a “robo-jocky”
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Here in the Web Development land of Current 360, we create and implement web forms on behalf of our clients. So, we make sure the forms look neat and professional, but that’s just one side to it. In fact there is a name for it. Front-end development. That’s the part of the service that is
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Ever wake up to your alarm feeling like you haven’t slept at all? Experts say that adults should receive 7-8+ hours of sleep per night. With my busy schedule I don’t always receive the recommended amount. Routines, lifestyle and age are predicted to affect our sleeping patterns. I’m a bit of a nerd and have
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Before CS6, if a designer needed to produce multiple sizes of an ad, they needed to: Create ad #1 Save as a separate document (ad #2) Resize the document settings Rework the layout to coordinate with the new specs. Repeat steps 2-5 until all the different ad sizes have been created. Phew! That’s a lot
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Google Glass, an eye glass mounted, wearable computer was unveiled by Google’s X Lab roughly a year ago to a relative amount of interest and fanfare. It seemed that most were intrigued by the concept but laughed at the thought of actually wearing the sci-fi looking gadget on the side of their head. Many wondered
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As a web developer I spend a lot of time in front of my iDevice of the hour. Well OK, most of my day and some of my nights you won’t find me looking at some form of display. I use my phone as an alarm, a GPS, grocery list, along with, well, being a
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Short and sweet peek into some of the bookmarks I use as Geek In Charge at Current360. They’re small, quick (though not always pretty to look at) tools I have bookmarked. I’m pretty stingy about bookmarking and not many things get the honor, but these tools come up in need often enough they made the cut. https://www.ultratools.com/ipTools Pretty much
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I’ll admit I was a little late to the party with Twitter. However, in just a few short months on the micro-blogging site I am quickly realizing its potential as a communication vehicle. Twitter recently announced Twitter Ads API (Application Programming Interface). I don’t have a long history with Twitter to draw from, but from
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Ed brings 15 years of traditional and digital media sales experience to the agency, giving us a perspective most agencies don’t have. When he’s not working or seeking new knowledge, Ed hangs out with his wife, two kids, two dogs, one cat, and a hamster. And yes, the cat and hamster are best friends.
