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Escalation
Mike and Warren have unknowingly ignited a war between tagging crews that I fear will quickly escalate. The worst part is, it’s taking place in my corner, and I’m not sure how long I can avoid taking...
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John K and The Unlikely Joys of Social Media
Interesting success stories in the social media space are far from difficult to come by. But every now and then a really unique example of the spontaneity of social channels comes through and manages...
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Apple’s Announcements: The Full Review
Apple’s event on Tuesday both bemused and excited audiences, with some long-expected items, some slight incremental updates, and some surprises. As a team full of mobile developers and enthusiasts, we...
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Facebook’s Graph Search: The Semantic Web Goes Mainstream?
Last week, Facebook Announced a new feature, Graph Search, that allows users to search through their connections in a way that, well, actually makes sense. Type ‘coworkers who like sushi’, and you’ll...
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Gender-based Marketing in Tech
There was some recent buzz about a new tablet from a company called Eurostar. This tablet was being made and marketed specifically for women, and would come pre-loaded with apps that would appeal to...
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And…We’re Still Talking about Flappy Bird
Like every other digital agency, game-creator or mobile development studio out there, we at Fuel are also talking about Flappy Bird: wracking our brains over its success, marveling over creator Dong...
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Memes as the Spontaneous Humor of the Internet Age
When does a meme stop being funny? If you’ve already shouted an answer, you’re likely one of the millions of people who have a limited tolerance for the image macros, animated gifs, and ragefaces that...
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A Few things I learned as a Comic-Con first-timer
I’ve been told that San Diego Comic-Con is just one of those things you ‘need to see’ at least once in your life, sort of like Michelangelo’s David or The Big Lebowski. Generally, I’m a bit reticent...
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The Wearable You Don’t Remember
Few tech terms were as ubiquitously uttered this year as ‘wearables.’ For most of us, the word (in its tech-focused permutation, at least) became part of our lexicon within only the past few years,...
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This isn’t the Star Wars Swag You’ve Been Looking For
Star Wars’ 5 billion dollar merchandising windfall is the gift that keeps on giving for Disney this year – but has the merchandising gotten out of hand? If you have been outside of your home it’s...
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