Matt Alldian

Some smartphone users are turning to stylish "dumb phones" to escape constant connectivity and focus on basic communication. via MIT Technology Review.

Tim Ferriss's interview with chef Joshua Skenes explores Skenes's unique approach to cooking with fire at his acclaimed restaurant Saison. via The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss

This article explores how celebrating wins, both big and small, can lead to a happier and more fulfilling life. via Barking Up The Wrong Tree.

Search Engine Land shares five key strategies for sales teams to convert paid search leads into actual sales. via Search Engine Land

It looks like this article about cooking rice from VICE might no longer be available.

This collection from Apolis and Japanese retailer FREAK'S STORE, made from natural and hand-dyed cotton, was designed to support survivors of the 2011 tsunami in Fukushima. via Valet.

Wired suggests seven apps for aspiring chefs that will help with tasks like converting measurements, balancing ingredients, finding recipes, and even getting groceries delivered. via WIRED

Dyson spent four years and $71 million developing a new hair dryer, the Supersonic, that claims to dry hair faster without extreme heat. via TechCrunch.

A 2016 article argues that ad tech needs to adapt to vertical video ads or risk losing the market to social media platforms like Facebook and Snapchat. via The source of this content is Digiday.

A study by Markerly found that Instagram influencers with 10,000-100,000 followers see the highest engagement on paid posts.

Valet magazine presents 20 affordable men's style, grooming, and lifestyle products all under $20 in this content. via Valet.

Google's OnHub router now supports IFTTT, enabling smart home features. via Ars Technica