•William Schwartz•

This is the first golf shoe to be produced. By focusing on providing weight shift and balance information via an app, IOFIT can improve a player's swing. It's designed by golfers and has the backing of Samsung so it is bound to be a good product. The Kickstarter has a lot of momentum right now too.

This new app for Android was built by a friend who is a Computer science PhD and is experimenting with different products that use mobile location data that benefits the user. The Tuba app is simple: It uses accurate location data to show you food & drink deals (mainly from Groupon) near you. So you can find deals around you or when you are already at a restaurant or bar, it push notifies...

This iPhone app is interesting to me because it tries to tackle group planning. There are a number of pain points when it comes to something as simple as getting a group of friends to meet at a bar. It’s kind of exhausting if you become the person responsible for getting everyone together. Obviously you can group message each other about meeting but those threads can get tedious confusing and...

This is lovely.

They taste a little odd but I like them and their effects. I wonder if they are just caffeine with flavor? Or have some of the ingredients of coffee that have various health benefits.