Previews & Reviews
An E-Tail of Two Cities
Amazon's HQ2 & HQ3 Choices of Crystal City and Long Island City Build Mindshare
Pop quiz — name the most expensive product Amazon does not...
The Amazon-to-Amazon™ Conservation Connection
Fashion for Conservation Connects Seattle to Peruvian Amazon Design Couture and Culture
Rainforest Gala Spotlights Diverse Fashion Runway
The pages of Seattle24x7 have long chronicled Puget...
Last Minute Summer Getaways: P.S. Don’t Miss the Point!
Overlooking one of the most scenic, 360°, sweeping views in all of Puget Sound, stands the official home of the U.S. Lighthouse Society ...
GIX Innovation Competition Semi-Final Round is July 12th
The GIX Innovation Competition was created in 2016 to spur solutions to global challenges. GIX, the Global Innovation Exchange is a global partnership between...
Windows Mixed Realty — Get Your Headsets On
Since the introduction of Microsoft HoloLens, the world’s first fully self-contained holographic computer in January 2015, Microsoft has continued to propel the Mixed Reality revolution.
Now,...
Nordstrom Creates High Tech Circuitboard Pop-In Shop — You’re the Pulse!
A new "Pop-in" shop at eight Nordstrom department stores across the national electronic gridiron creates a "Tron-like" shopping environment where you are the human...
Microsoft Surface Laptop Warrants New Entrance Exam
Having more than made the grade in enterprise, cloud computing, office productivity, and gaming software, Microsoft has learned some important lessons about go-to-market hardware...
The Switch: Nintendo America’s COO, Reggie Fils-Aime, Makes the Power Play!
Will a world of mobile as well as at-home gamers make The Switch, Nintendo’s newest, “Transformers-like" device that can shape-shift into a handheld, mobile player...
Calendar Synchronicity! BusyCal 3 Syncs iCloud, Google Calendar, Exchange and iOS....
According to Pythagoras, the number 3, which he called a triad, is the noblest of all digits. Everything in the universe has a three-part structure, he stated, and...
Sir Tim Berners-Lee Premieres ForEveryone.Net at SIFF
When Sir Tim Berners-Lee drafted a proposal in 1989 for a different kind of computer network that he named the World Wide Web (not the runner-up name...
