Currently being trialed in Sydney, Woolworth’s is experimenting with ‘virtual shopping’, a system based off Tesco’s South Korean model. From South Korea to Sydney, and perhaps soon Brisbane, web design is further changing the way we shop. Woolworth’s new ‘Virtual Supermarket’ opened this weekend in Sydney’s busiest train station and will be watched closely by web designers [...]

MySpace announced today the addition of a million new users since December, the first increase in users in almost a year. The fall of MySpace has been seared in the memories of plenty of us in Brisbane Web Design as it is a pretty gruesome reminder of the way just a few subtle differences in [...]

While touch-capable furniture has been discussed for years, a host of new products released this month may be the first generation to actually enter our homes. As a Brisbane Web Designer I’ve been following the fabled touch-capable table for years, but the technology hadn’t quite reached the point where it could actually be marketed to [...]

Apple has just released its earnings for 2012 Q1 and though those of us in Brisbane Web Design were expecting big figures, these numbers are huge. Plenty of my colleagues in Brisbane Web Design are waking up this morning to Apple’s 2012 first fiscal quarter earnings release and the numbers are pretty insane. You may [...]

With Google alone collecting over 5 million anti-SOPA & PIPA signatures, web designers across the world cheer as the U.S Government shelved the bills indefinitely. Brisbane web designers explain that though we may not live in the U.S. the SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act)  and PIPA (Protect Intellectual Property Act) bills still would affect us [...]