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Ello: beautiful, ad-free and hard to navigate
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 10.7.2014 / In Business, Social Media, Reviews / 0 comments
Based on what I’ve been reading around the Interwebs, most people are expecting one or more of the following things from the new social network, Ello. 1. People will flock to Ello initially then disappear. 2. Once Ello gets big, they’ll find some way to exploit users. 3. Ello will get bought out by Facebook.
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Expression Engine 2.9: The way conditional logic should be
By Mike Wenger / Posted 9.23.2014 / In Reviews / 0 comments
Expression Engine 2.9 may not have a big list of shiny new features, but it does have a great big update that I’ve been waiting for– an update to conditional logic!
Sunrise: Your calendar, reinvented
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 8.5.2014 / In Business, Social Media, Reviews / 2 comments
I have a lot of calendars - work, personal, family. Some are Google calendars, some are iCal. I’ve spent hours trying to get them all synched up on my iPhone (link) but after downloading Sunrise, I can say with very little hyperbole that my life has been revolutionized.
A First Impression of Amazon Web Services
By Clinton Reeves / Posted 7.29.2014 / In Business, Business Process, Reviews, Tips / 0 comments
in this article, we take an introductory look into Amazon Web Services and identify a few of the pros and cons associated with their platform.
VSCO Cam: Elegant mobile photography
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 6.3.2014 / In Business, Inspiration, Reviews / 0 comments
VSCO Cam has what you’d expect from a photo editor app: features allowing you to edit, crop and filter your smartphone photos. What sets it apart from the millions of other photo apps is 1) it doesn’t have goofy features alike adding meme text or stickers and 2) it’s sleek as all get-out.
PeakFinder
By Holly Gerard / Posted 4.22.2014 / In Inspiration, Cool Stuff, Favorite Sites, Reviews / 0 comments
PeakFinder, where nature meets tech. It’s a super simplistic geographical interface full of mountain ranges and peaks. PeakFinder makes it possible to explore the mountains nearby – though it’s less about not getting lost and more about making sure you’re properly identifying all the peaks.
Can you get hired with Hire My Friend?
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 3.18.2014 / In Business, Reviews / 2 comments
Whether you’re currently employed or actively on the hunt for something new, Hire My Friend seems like a good tool to have in your toolbox, because it might just come in handy someday. Like a hydraulic torque wrench.
What’s your Everest?
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 1.14.2014 / In Business, Reviews / 0 comments
I live by the philosophy that I am a consummate student – a student of life. I’m always learning, but I have a really hard time following through. Maybe I just keep getting distracted by that shiny new idea. Here's hoping that Everest will help keep me on track.
Pay for parking with PaybyPhone
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 12.10.2013 / In Business, Reviews / 0 comments
All it takes is a phone (it doesn't even have to be “smart”) and parking meters with a pay-by-phone sticker. PaybyPhone gives you three different ways to pay: download the app, use the mobile site or call the number on the sticker.
What does your Day look like?
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 10.15.2013 / In Business, Reviews / 0 comments
Days is all about “changing the way you share photos with your friends,” which sounds really exciting in theory. I’m all about changing the way I do things. But sharing more photos doesn’t really change anything for me except volume.
Mynd: The on-the-go calendar
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 8.27.2013 / In Reviews / 0 comments
The concept of Mynd is great: combine all your productivity into one beautiful app. It would set Lindsay McComb's mind at ease if it just did a little bit more.
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