As a self-professed Apple fangirl, today is a day that ranks right up there with my wedding day and kids’ birthdays. Read More

If you could anticipate the source of the next major disruptor, who would you guess? Apple? Tesla? Blue Apron? Maybe a surprise move from stalwarts like Xerox, Procter & Gamble or Disney. Could be SWIT©H, possibly. Read More

Monday marked the start of WWDC, Apple’s annual, week-long, developer-focused conference. In the two-hour keynote with Tim Cook, we heard about: Read More

Innovation has been in the spotlight recently.  Again.   But not in the usual celebratory, award-winning sort of way.  Rather, it was failure to innovate that was getting attention. Read More

Occasionally I find myself spending hours online researching something merely to satisfy my own curiosity sparked by some personal experience or some random reference in an article. Read More

Is it the future of in-store shopping or just another flash in the pan? Scott and Nathan look at the aisle411 mobile app. Available for iOS and Android, the app aims to change the way you shop in stores by providing a map of where your items are before you even get there. And being the Apple fanboy’s they are, the guys take a little bit of time to talk about the imminent release of OSX Mountain Lion and how it will bring more cohesiveness to the Apple ecosystem. Read More

In this latest episode of Bozell’s video podcast, Eternal Beta, Scott Rowe and Nathan Anderson discuss some new things from Apple. Scott covers how Apple is currently in a testing mode for a cloud based backup system for their stores. Nathan talks about some interesting insights into what will happen when Apples Mobile Me goes away and how they are trying to seamlessly get their customers into their new operating upgrade. Read More

The news of Steve Jobs’ death is dominating the news right now and for good reason. He has helped change the world for the better. Those of us in the creative and advertising fields are likely intimately familiar with Jobs’ work and Apple products in general. There’s a reason his passing is news, and a reason that people who never knew him are feeling as if a friend has died.

Today Apple releases the iPhone 4 to the masses. Or, at least it’s the release date. Stories abound of shortages, long lines, and people weeping either over the glories of their new device or devastating depression at not getting one yet. That’s all well and good – and getting a lot of press – but where does this ongoing battle actually stand?

Looks like the gloves are off in the smartphone battle. Apple is currently the undisputed leader. They reinvented the phone and we all know it. They set the bar very high, and everyone else is trying to catch up. Think of what your standard cell phone looked like before the iPhone and what all the latest ones look like now. An amazing evolution in a very short period of time, spurred in large because of Apple’s innovation. It’s going to be very interesting over the next several months, because Google appears to be a great contender for knocking the iPhone off its throne.