TedX Malmoe

Was at TedX Malmoe the other day.
Three interesting speakers with different topics. Most inspiring from Hampus Jakobsson, co-founder of TAT talking about three most important things he would do if he would start a new company.
Paul Clements from TBWA and Patrick O'Casey from Blotnik Studios were the other two.
The TedX event containted 2 regular clips from TED.com, speakers and mingel.

Blippy, share your spends

Do you like Twitter, Gowalla, Foursquare... Try Blippy.
Here you can share what you buy and look what other people buy and discuss it.
You can share what you buy using credit cards or from online stores.
A fun thing for thoose whom like sharing.

Lego holder

Found a fun thing at Lifehacker the other day and decided that it will have to be my mission for Christmas.
Hopefully easy to build!

Lokaliker my 24 hour project

This week 24 hours business camp took place in Stockholm. As my interest for different busines idea I decided to take part and put together a strong team. Together we build www.lokaliker.com and with that an Android and iPhone app. Lokaliker is an brilliant and easy app that gives you the possbility to like places in realtime anonymous. During almost a week you can now vote on our 24 hour project and make sure you like the places you like so other people can learn where to go.

GeekgirlsUnited

Spent the weekend at Geekgirl Meetup in Stockholm and listen to lots of brilliant and intelligent women that motivated me. The thing that I like the most at these Meetups is the fact that the standard on the presentations are on avarage very high.
The best application that came out of this weekend was www.geekgirlsunited.com

New loved application

The ones of you that hasn't tried it yet I strongly recommend you... Skitch it is!
Easy to use, perfect to take notes and it enables you to be a little bit more creative when writing reports.

Geeky girls

We are doing a geek girl pub evening in Malmo in October... Decided that there has to be more people that are interested in a Meetup then the few of us that attended in Stockholm in spring last time...
My reason for making this happen in Malmo is because lots of girls are asking for it to happen, to meet, be geeky and find some other geeky girls. Some because they don't have that many geeky girlfriends, some because they want to expand their female network and some because they want to be at a Geeky event where there is more then 20 % women.
In my opinoin this is a good enough explanation for making it happen right now. I hope that this will result in a GeekMeetup for everyone...