ibm IBM Cube: Software When I originally designed the IBM Cube, I really wanted to have Qi wireless charging in the top. The concept was that I could lay my phone on the top of the cube when it needed a charge - utility. When I dropped that feature, the IBM Cube became largely
ibm IBM Cube: Hardware IBM has a distinctly "executive" feel to it. Long gone are the mandatory ties and corporate theme song (yes, seriously), but that culture is still very much alive and well. While I work remote most of the time, I wanted something with that executive feel on my desk.
reading Reading Light: Dawn of an Iteration In my last blog post, I talked about the origins of a handmade reading light my 11 year-old daughter has been using for years. At the end of that post, there was some "customer feedback" which has now turned into the inspiration for the next iteration. In this
maker Reading Light: Origins Some time ago (more than a year), my then 9 year-old daughter asked for a reading light. She likes to read before bed, but prefers paper books over digital. You can pick up reading lights in all forms on the cheap, but I saw this as a teachable opportunity. So
