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UPDATE!!!   8th September, 2010

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Well, well, well...turns out I missed on Reddit for doing the same make-my-logo-look-like-another-logo for the past 8 days as Techcrunch reports. Seems that once their article about the 50 days of logos went out they were bombarded with hateful comments and were said to have copied them. It seems Techcrunch has given up on the idea and is back to the normal Techcrunch logo...sigh.... There goes my company's paper-clip logo idea.

7th September, 2010

Not that this hasn't before, but suddenly it seems many websites are playing around with their logos nowadays.

First, Techcrunch messed around with their logo to look like Twitters as a salute to them.

Today they announced that they'll be having "50 days of logos" in which theyll have their logo to mimic logos of other interesting or important startup.

Last update: 08-09-2010 08:47

Adobe has launched a new ad campaign in which they openly tell the world about their love for Apple.....

The campaign comes after the undying love that Apple has showered on Adobe and its Flash player; by not supporting it on their devices (iPad being the latest one)

I personally find it oh-so-sweet that Adobe still loves Apple even after they repeatedly gave the boot to Flash.

*flowers and rainbows in the background with soft harps playing*

Last update: 14-05-2010 10:58

With the Internet you get updates of new product launches, new services and happenings as quickly as they occur. You're overwhelmed with the amount of information you receive on a daily basis but then, you also get to be in the know.

I say this all in the best of ways since this has given the common internet user the capability to know what new products/services are available, along with the many other alternates for it.

For example, come the iPhone, the world's first touch-screen phone (of it's kind, style, etc.), and it seemed like Apple is the only one doing it and they made it appear as if theyre the first ones to do so. Now I don't mean to say that they misled people into believing that touch-screen smartphones never existed before the iPhone, I mean that the way they created the complete product, it's UI, the applications, it was just the RIGHT way and the way it should've always been done.

But then we saw instant pop-ups of products from LG, iMate, HTC, Samsung which were acting the same way. This sort of made iPhone seem like just another one of the many products of similar nature out there (broadly speaking).

Last update: 04-04-2010 12:06

The latest installment in the amazing series of Did You Know videos

Last update: 08-03-2010 12:10