Welcome to The Pepper Zoo. Take a ride with us as we unleash the most exclusive, edgy, and rare discoveries that you crave. The Pepper Zoo is a street luxury label that caters to men and women. It was founded by Jovan King and Lynsee Hee Kyeong. Not only is it an evolutionary premium streetwear label, but a lifestyle in itself.
The "zoo" is the lifestyle that has been created for those who have a rare style and flame for the future. The motto is to provide "pepper" to the predator of indifference and represent a simple element that can be a powerful factor in heightening lifestyle. A Rare Taste in a Common World.
We're shakin' The Pepper Zoo on the streets. What's YOUR taste?
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Comcast has introduced a new app for the iPad that serves as a remote for your living room. Also deemed a "social remote," it allows you to chat with friends and invite others to watch their favorite shows as well. It introduces a whole new social experience to the television.
Thousands of people waited outside of Apple stores all over the nation (including San Francisco and New York) to snag a brand new Apple iPad, which just launched! Check out the manic chaos!
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In recent news, a report claims that Apple will be launching its own
mobile ad platform, "iAd" on April 7, just four days after the
official launch of the iPad. According to Mediapost, Apple is close to
unveiling a personalized advertising experience based on technology
from Quattro Wireless, which Apple acquired two months ago. It would
compete against Google, who acquired AdMob. We will keep you updated
on the iAd Platform and its appearance!
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As fast-paced as the world is today, technology is what we live and
breathe. If you think about it, it's all around us. Whether it is cell
phone usage, web-surfing, social media hopping, or simply watching
television, we have developed a technology dependency. No Tech Day has
been created by Practical Action charity, an organization that uses
simple and innovative technologies to tackle poverty. No Tech Day asks
people to put down their gadgets for a full 24 hours and report back
their experiences.
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