Tech Tuesday: The New Post-It Note

Hey readers! I will be attaching a quick little survey for you to fill out in the next couple of posts. I only ask for your participation once, but I'm looking to make some changes and want to get your feedback! Thanks for reading!

CLICK HERE FOR THE SURVEY!!!

Sticky notes and dry erase are the backbone of innovation and new business in this ever-changing competitive landscape; visiting any young, agile company for a testament of that fact. But when is the last time either of these mainstays received an upgrade themselves? In a cutting-edge world, there needs to be an update for the methods in which future ideas and businesses are planned out, and thankfully Magnetic is heeding the call. Using stable static technology pioneered by the team at Tesla Amazing, this media has the ability to stick to any surface reliably and consistently without losing it's sticking power. No more tacks, magnets, or adhesives, and better yet, one side serves as normal paper for permanent note taking with the reverse side having dry erase functionality. The new concept is still in the initial funding stages, but they plan to produce typical post-it note sizes to full boards and everything in between! Certainly an exciting evolution with some very exciting possibilities!
Check in tomorrow for a style piece that deserves your consideration and next Tuesday for some more exciting tech!

Monday Outlook: Loud Prints

Traditional wisdom suggests keeping ensembles simple in terms of pattern and layering and combining them to create a unique contrast and depth. But with the 70's inspiration rocking this season's style motif, it's time to shake up the mainstays.
The only way to keep up with all the playful plaids and strong stripes is to incorporate some pattern, the kind that really goes above and beyond the call of duty. We're not talking about micro floral print or pin dots, this is going to be the reintroduction of those loud-mouth patterns like animal print or art deco facades. All will stand out from the traditional patterns and will accent all the solid pieces in your closet too.
Due to the fact that this trend is very rambunctious, its best to stay away from that leopard print suit or Hawaiian pants; although fun, these items will come off gimmicky in a couple months and dated in a year or two. With that said, bottom layers and accent pieces will be key in this movement, as will accessories to pair with your existing wardrobe. And raiding the closet, finding some throwbacks would be wise, but tread lightly as pieces from the 70's are very distinguishably from the 70's.
Check in tomorrow for some exciting new tech and next Monday for further fashion trend insight for the coming months!