I am a web developer working at GetGlue.
I enjoy tweeting, taking pictures, and making movies.
This is where I write.
This is an ad for a technical college in Australia. It starts off really funny and creative and ends on a really scary and creative note. They have the creative part of the ad nailed down, now I just hope I’ll be able to sleep soundly later tonight.
Did you see Best Buy’s Super Bowl ads last night? If you haven’t, you should give them a watch. They feature the creators of Instagram, Shazam, and Square to name a few. Tastefully done and a joy to see.
Sure, it may not be the real thing but this hypothetical ad for Apple Scotland’s version of Siri is very funny. 10 points for you if you can make out every word he says.
Every year I clamor for the release of the iPhone for Verizon Wireless. In my opinion the iPhone is one of (if not) the best smartphone currently available. The only other phone that I feel comes close to the quality of the iPhone is either the Nexus One or HTC Inredible – both running the Android Operating System.
In case you missed the huge hullabaloo, Gizmodo (a tech blog), managed to get their hands on a prototype (but near-final) version of the next-generation iPhone. You can see their complete picture walk-through and analysis on their website. The windstorm of activity that followed this story is one that I don’t even want to attempt to summarize – but I’m going to anyways: Gizmodo paid to get exclusive access to this found next-gen iPhone and now whispers and rumors of legal action are swirling. Fun times for all.
Last year, before the iPhone 3GS was announced, I was hoping against hope that 2009 would be the year that Verizon got the iPhone. Not only do I love Verizon’s cellular reception (after all, the iPhone is a phone at the end of the day), but it also makes great economic sense for me. I’m currently on a family plan with Verizon and to go lone-wolf with AT&T for the iPhone would be an unnecessary burden on my wallet.
