Total Immersion just raised $5.5 million for D'Fusion, their augmented reality platform. In light of this activity I began thinking about what I could design using this platform. Take a look at this link http://www.t-immersion.com/en,mobility,35.html to view some of the examples of D'Fusion Mobile. 
Here is an interesting article about the up and coming generation of people born after 1990, living their adolescence after 2000. The author begins by providing a use case scenario of a 20 year old Gen C male living in London in the year 2020. He then it goes into detail on trends and characteristics serving as the premises for his argument that the success of many tech business will depend on their ability to cater to this generation. It is notoriously difficult to project the future; still, the exhibit below presents a plausible chronology of the next 10 years. We see a series of “eras” triggered by the sequential rise of critical new technologies. The Era of the Smart Cloud, for instance, will enable significant portions of the Generation C lifestyle in the coming years, to be succeeded by the Era of the Sensor Economy, which the cloud will help trigger. Above the time line is a series of specific events keyed to and dependent on the arrival of the various eras; thus the Era of the Internet of Things will enable motor vehicle manufacturers to build cars with full machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity
Designers are looking east as a trend this year seems to be asia inspired.
Watch the models as they exit to the streets after the Louis Vuitton / Paul & Joe Pre - Fall show at PARIS FW 2011. Don't miss the hair, make-up, accessories, and clothing styled in the paparazzi video here on Style Check.
Walking through our beloved department and cosmetic franchise stores like Sephora can be daunting: fighting for mirrors... and then for some privacy while you're searching for a last minute cover up, let us not forget the wait time for a sales associate to help you pick out the right product. Don't be alarmed, that's why we need to stick together on the internet and smartphone optimize fashion via Style Tips.
Make your eyes pop at this years holiday party by pampering your lashes. Get the most alluring look with or without your eyelash curler.
Mascara: Too Faced LashGASM
We've been diehard fans of Fresh's Supernova for casual, everyday looks and Make Up For Ever's Smokey Lash for the blackest smokey eye, but have now updated our team to a trio with Too Faced LashGASM. The rich dark color is not the only thing we love about this voluptuous lash queen... the 'flexi-firm' brush is what made it a staple in our make up bags. This baby combs our lashes to a T and makes each one stand out bolder than ever before, leaving the not-so-friendly sticking and clumping behind. The bristles makes this the perfect mascara to be worn post our fave new lash serum.
Lash Primer/Serum: Dior's DiorShow Maximizer Lash Plumping Serum
A new staple, click on to your fave online store and order this baby pronto. Eyelash curler? Who needs one when you have this serum that enhances, elongates, then strengthens your lash's curl while protecting your eye's assets by hydrating your lashes: promoting long-term growth with Dior's active ingredient of hydrolyzed soy proteins. Put this on as a nighttime treatment or party all-night-long and be dazzled to find zero mascara dust on your lower lids and blushing cheekys. All-in-all, prepare to be amazed.
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