Brad Hines
Bio
Brad Hines is a digital marketing strategist and freelance writer at BradfordHines.com, and founder of Hungrykids.org, a nonprofit that is partnered with the United Nations World Food Program to raise world hunger awareness and for other humanitarian issues. Brad is a lover of art, travel, cooking, and design.
Articles by Brad Hines
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The Best of Tech from SXSW 2014
Every year the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, acts as a playground of sorts for technologists. It was once aptly... -
How I Got Here: 12 Questions With Web Entrepreneur Angie Chang
While the presence of a "glass ceiling" for women in tech is debatable, you can't argue with the facts: The... -
Experts Predict the Top Tech Trends of 2014
It’s that time of year when everyone feels a little bit ... futuristic. The closing of the year often brings... -
The 10 Weirdest iPhone Cases - Ever
Some people like the funky new iPhone 5c cases, but nearly everyone else has come to the same conclusion: They... -
6 Interesting DIY Tech Gadgets
If you aren't a bit of a hardware hacker yourself, you may not know that there's been a "do-it-yourself" (DIY)... -
Is Google Glass Groundbreaking ... Or Just Goofy?
You’ve probably heard by now about Google Glass, the wearable headed-mounted display, AR-enabling, hands-free, voice activated device that might revolutionize... -
From Mind to Matter: Is There Anything a 3-D Printer Can't Do?
If you've never heard of additive manufacturing, there’s a better chance you have heard the more colloquial term for the... -
Mobile Payment Systems: We Put Them to the Test
As an amateur artist kicking around the idea of selling my work, I’ve recently wanted to know about the best... -
Are Social Media Algorithms Getting Out of Hand?
In the two decades before the Internet bubble, you didn’t really hear the word algorithm much unless you were a... -
6 Cool Wearable Devices
If you are old enough to remember "The Six Million Dollar Man," a short-lived TV series from the 1970s, it's... -
Generation Y, I Think We Have Problems
Many people view the tech industry as almost synonymous with Generation Y. Picture baby-faced youth, cloaked in hoodies and running...
