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If you are looking for fashion advice, there’s an app for that. Indeed, the digital revolution was clearly a shift that the fashion industry readily embraced. The industry is interactive, emotional and driven by passionate users; being “viral” is part of its DNA. Be it fashion blogs, curated lists, sale offers or shopping advisors, you have an incredible number of websites offering their services for something that is more important to many of us then we want to admit, men included....

Now that the Internet isslowly being restoredin Libya, we can expect more reports coming directly from the people involved in what’s happening on the ground. Journalists in and around Tripoli have been able to get some sporadic news out to the public, the most amazing of which has to have beenAlex Crawford’s historic rideinto the capital city with the Libyan rebels. We’ve already taken a look at the dangers of misinformationspreading like wildfire on Twitter, and the events in Libya have certainly been no exception, with rumours of Gadhafi’s death spreading across the social network, only to be proven wrong shortly after....

We’ve got services to help us navigate anywhere in the world with everything from traffic information to flight delays at our fingertips.Parking in Motionis confident that they have the one missing piece to our navigation puzzle, where to park once we get there. PIM is a combination of an iPhone app and a realtime parking info service. You can currently grab the iPhone app on theApp Store for freeto see how the system works....

Whereby co-founder’s 6 tips for nailing remote work What does it take? Whereby’s vision is “to give people freedom and flexibility to live and work where they thrive.” There are now 48 people in 17 locations across 6 time zones, delivering a simple solution for video meetings with paying customers in 150+ countries. They also have a passion to make meetings more fun, for example by letting participants react to the speaker with emojis....

While I was watching the new iPad 2commercialthat started airing yesterday, entitled ‘If You Asked’, I saw something huge missing from the iPad. Screen glare. The entire commercial is packed with views of the iPad in brightly lit situations, a classroom, a hospital, a living room, and yet there is zero glare in any of the shots. In fact, the screen isn’t just sans-glare, it’s distinctly matte surface instead of glossy....