July 27, 2012
Welcome to the Off Sale Podcast, a weekly beer review by the staff at Fused Interactive. This week we are happy to welcome Kelly back to the podcast. She recently vacationed through Montana and brought us back a local beer from Madison River Brewing called Copper John Scotch Ale.
July 25, 2012
We talk about the rise of mobile web usage a lot; so what do the top mobile search engines look like? What makes them better than one another? What factors contribute to their usability? Below, I answer these questions and analyze the pros and cons of each mobile website. Bing Graphically speaking, the page is… Read the Rest
July 20, 2012
Welcome to the Off Sale Podcast, a weekly beer review by the staff at Fused Interactive. This week we’re reviewing three different summer seasonal beers: Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy, Shock Top Lemon Shandy, and Big Sky Brewing’s Summer Honey. Listen to find out which one “beats the heat.”
July 18, 2012
Why would you read an article the old-fashioned way when you could listen to it? Listen to this article [MP3] SoundGecko answers that question flawlessly. The app, which is available on web and native iOS, will transcribe articles and email them back to you in an MP3 format. This is a handy tool for the… Read the Rest
July 13, 2012
Welcome to the Off Sale Podcast, a weekly beer review by the staff at Fused Interactive. This week we’re drinking Dirty Bastard, a scotch style beer made by the “renegades and rebels” at Founders Brewing Company in Grand Rapid, MI.
July 12, 2012
Fused Interactive had the opportunity to help Franklin Food Market of Sioux Falls utilize a device that over 80% of the U.S. population carry in their pockets. A study performed by the journal Personal and Ubiquitous Computing showed that, on average, cell phone users check their phones 34 times per day. A separate study by Nokia found that the average… Read the Rest
July 6, 2012
Welcome to the Off Sale Podcast, a weekly beer review by the staff at Fused Interactive. This week we’re drinking Bass Pale Ale in celebration of the 4th of July holiday. Bass, an English Pale Ale (EPA), has been in production since 1777. It’s marked with an iconic red triangle and is declared the world’s first pale ale.