Twitter Nikes [unlikely mash-up]

Here's an unusual mash-up: Twitter Nikes. Created by designer Daniel Reese, you can own your own pair for a mere $260.

His online shop, Brass Monki, has many other designs incorporating other logos like Google, Pac Man, and other pop culture iconography.

Redux: Free App for iPhone.

Redux has an app for the iPhone. Even better than that is the fact that it's free.

Apple Girl: Amazing iPhone App Genius

Meet Apple Girl, a genius of iPhone app usage.

Here she is performing an iPhone app rendition of Lady Gaga's "Pokerface."



Here is her first video, her iPhone app version of "Irreplaceable" by Beyonce.



You can also follow Apple Girl on Twitter here.

Microsoft, the More Boring Twitter Copycat

Microsoft is developing a corporate version of Twitter. Yay, Microsoft. The only question is: why?

Turn Your iPod Touch into an iPhone for Free!

If you have an iPod Touch, you can turn it into an iPhone by downloading this Skype app for the iPod Touch. As long as you have an internet connection, you can chat via Skype.

I'm talking with a friend now this way and it's pretty awesome! Let me know how you like it if you decide to try it.

Google is Going to Rule the World

Google is hiring bond traders. World, get ready to become Google's bitch!

Blog Network Gothamist (Reportedly) Sold for $5-6 Million.

I'd be sporting a thumbs up too if I were Jake Dobkin, founder of the 14-city Gothamist Blog network, which was reportedly sold to Rainbow Media for $5-6 million.

Do you see now why I am building up a blog network? I could use $5-6 million.

Legos FTW!

One of my favorite toys to play with as a child were Legos; I liked anything you could build with - Legos, blocks, Erector set. I also am a big fan of stop animation film and social media, and this is the perfect marriage of all three.


Click here are ten geeky things created from Legos, such as a Lego iPad:

science meets social media

...and it's love at first app.

scientists are using google to perform a variety of tasks; from tracking epidemics to searching for new mountains.

science? there's an app for that!

read the full article here on discover magazine.