Let’s face it. A lot, if not most, of the online cards that we receive are cheesy. There are two classes of invites and cards out there: handwritten cards, which are seen as “nicer” and more thoughtful, and online cards and invitation which are seen as quick and disposable. A brother-and-sister founded company out of […]
Continue readingPhoto by tomeppy Have you ever wondered what makes up a PDF document? What the inner workings are like? OK probably not, but Tad over at Paper Jammed has, and he has put together a delightfully geeky rundown of some of the internal workings of the PDF document that allow for multiple changes. (I bet […]
Continue readingPhoto by sashafatcat It’s a little known fact that Canadians are in fact very jealous of Americans. Why? Not because of any political or economic reason, but because they always have to sit and watch as those south of the border get cool stuff like Hulu and the Kindle. Well, at least one of those […]
Continue readingMany people think that there are two classes with respect to the Amazon Kindle: those who don’t understand it, and those who can’t live without it. However, there has been a third group that doesn’t get talked about as much: those who live outside of the US that covet it from afar. Well, now for […]
Continue readingVia @JordanBrown on Twitter, I came across this document signing service called RightSignature. As much as we like to promote being paperless around here, there are some things that you just need paper for, and a signature is one of them. Or do you? RightSignature is a startup that is trying to tackle that space. […]
Continue readingElectronic books and electronic readers have been promised for a long time, but have never really taken off (though people who have the Amazon Kindle do love it. Looking at my recycling bin, one area that could really benefit from going digital is the newspaper. Sure you can read it online, but the whole point […]
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