It seems every year the internet becomes the launchpad for countless April fools jokes that sweep through the internet like a plague the odor from the bathroom at work around 2pm David After Dentist. This year the pranksters of the world wide web didn’t disappoint; Google changed its name, Youtube offered the option to watch [...]

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According to the guys over at TechCrunch Facebook has started to roll out the implementation of QR codes, or Quick Response codes, on personal pages and fan pages. QR codes are like bar codes, only they can store a lot more information and can be read by most modern camera phones. They can be used [...]

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Marketing to the general public and marketing to other businesses are obviously two different animals. Not only is this because the two groups are looking for different services and products, but also because they look for those services and products in different places. The same can be said about social media marketing. In order to [...]

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ThatsUs.com is now officially ThatsUsTech.com. You can also reach That’s Us by going to ThatsUsTechnologies.com – it all leads back to us.
So why the change? Our former parent company, Growth Technologies International, Inc. has become That’s Us Technologies, Inc.  So they took over the main url, ThatsUs.com.
Sorry for any confusion and stay tuned to  see [...]

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Newspaper subscriptions have been in decline for a long time now and it’s easy for the struggling publishers to point the finger at who to blame for this issue. It’s not that people aren’t interested in the news anymore, it’s just that people can’t see paying for it anymore.

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If you haven’t heard of Motorola’s Droid phone yet, you might have been living under a rock for the past few months…or just too obsessed with your iPhone, like me, to even  so much as know the name of another cell phone. Well this weekend I was careless with my beloved iPhone and lost it [...]

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Just a few days ago we were talking about a new feature on Bing, Microsoft’s search engine and Google’s biggest competitor, which integrates Facebook status updates into its search results. You didn’t expect the giant powerhouse AKA Google to just sit back and take a punch to the chin, did you?
In one swift motion Google [...]

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Ever needed a little help with searching Craigslist because you just can’t find exactly what you’re looking for? You could be missing out on valuable ads that aren’t showing up in your searches.
The Novermber issue of Wired magazine has a handy  little article (”Pwn Craigslist”, page 34) that explains how simply searching Craigslist could leave [...]

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There is a saying in design that you should never send your client a design that you don’t like or think is poorly done because that is the design that they’ll end up choosing. I find this to be true and if you’re a designer I’ll bet you agree too. So what constitutes a bad [...]

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