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Get a Mobile Website – Sale on Now

admin — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 20:04:28 +0000

We Build Your Mobile Site – for a short time, only $295

According to a recent 2010 study, there are over 234 million smart phone subscribers in the United States. That’s a huge audience that you could be reaching. Most unformatted sites make for a poor mobile experience, and Flash has basically been forbidden from the iPhone.

To have your Website viewable on mobile phones and devices, you have to create a specially formatted mobile site. And you can get yours from us, today.

For $295, we will post a simplified site that has an about section, contact, and basic gallery. This ensures that anyone on their phone will be able to see your business. Call us today at (858) 345-1269 to book yours. There is no work that you will need to do. We can get all the info from your existing site.

The Something Store – unique eCommerce

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:55:15 +0000

Now, this has to be one of the most unique business models across the web. You pay them $10, and they send you…something. Could be something you need, something of value, something that you want to regift immediately. Whatever it is, it’s guaranteed to be…something. Includes free shipping in the US too! Check it out and if you buy, let us know what you receive. Visit somethingstore.com.

“Green” Site finally complete

admin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 00:23:44 +0000

Barbara Jones of the So-Co Eco-Co-Op: “About time. This site is so solid and bold!”

John J. Smith of the Herald-Times raves: “This site is the ‘greenist’ site I’ve ever seen.”

We here at Saxony are always working to stay ahead of the curve. We have just finished the world’s first totally “green” website and would like to share it with you. We wanted the direction to be simple, and to the point. Please click here and let us know what you think. We welcome your comments.

Target is Bulking Up This January

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 23:22:28 +0000

Target takes on Costco (for a limited time) by stocking supersize merchandise in all of the company’s 1,740 stores. Shrewd move? Or wasted shelf space on bulky packaging? Let us know your thoughts. Would you go to Target to fulfill your Costco needs, knowing there will be no free samples awaiting you? They get pretty mad at Target if you help yourself to the soft pretzels at the cafe.

3D TV: Is it within sight?

admin — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 19:28:15 +0000

3D Television may be a thing of the future, but according to the LA Times, the future ain’t here yet. While James Cameron made tremendous advancements toward 3D television during the production of Avatar, a 3D prototype that was unveiled in December at Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas was met with jeers and boos. The demo was cut short after 7 minutes.

There’s no word on whether this experiment made use the same technology as developed by the Avatar team, but it sounds like this particular model is not yet ready for prime time. However, buzz surrounding the Consumer Electronics Show indicate that most major manufacturers are pursuing 3D, and that 3D TVs will be ready for purchase as early as 2010. Stay tuned!

To read the full LA Times article, please click here.

Has ‘The Simpsons’ run its course?

admin — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:49:47 +0000

The Simpsons when they first began

According to an article today on CNN.com, the Simpsons is running the risk of overstaying its welcome. Do you agree? Is 20 years too long for any show to stay on the air? We want to hear your thoughts.

Cracking the top 5 mil ain’t bad

admin — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:20:50 +0000

The next John Grishom?

Our own Aaron Wolpoff’s published thesis about consumer products and the creativity behind them has settled at #4,858,261 on amazon.com. Way to crack the top 5 million mark! Here is the link.

He promises his next book will have more pictures, and possibly connect-the-dot puzzles. Here’s a description of this one:

In consumer product development, many leading companies seem to have an innate understanding of how to innovate from within, and therefore keep the innovation efforts inside their walls. Other companies succeed by involving outsiders – in the form of innovation-for-hire specialty firms. Why is this, and is it possible that companies relying on outsiders can create the conditions necessary for internal innovation? Is it even worth the effort? This book explores the popular methods for achieving product innovation by examining the leading literature on the subject, as well as providing insight from some of the top innovators working today. The author also presents his own challenging notions about why internal innovation persists, and when innovation is better left to outside specialists. The implications help to widen our understanding of how innovation works, how to foster creativity, and how to successfully bring a product to market. This book is a must-read for management, marketing professionals, and anyone who has ever wondered why some teams create exceptional products and others miss the mark.

By comparison, a book called Peuchecanton Of Otavalo, Province Of Imbaura Ecuador (Paperback) is ahead in the rankings by a couple million. And we’re not even sure what that title even means. But that guy rocks.

2009 W3 Gold Award Winners… Saxony Creative!!!

admin — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 19:40:25 +0000

Saxony has won the 2009 W3 Gold Award in the “Green” category. This award is for Saxony’s efforts in creating Aptera Motors’ 2008 website redesign. See the site here: http://www.aptera.com.

Saxony’s New Ad

admin — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:21:07 +0000

Check out our new ad! A team effort at it’s best. Our Owner, Aaron Feldman photographed this great image. Michael, our male model, did a great job with his super high ninja kick. Earth to Michael… Well done. Andrew Chicken Boy Trecha also did an excellent job taking one to the chest… We’re glad we didn’t mess up your pj’s buddy. Nice job everyone. See the ad in San Diego’s Dining Out magazine early this spring.