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Written by: Rita Polevoy
It’s no secret that technology is changing everything. No minute or moment is ever wasted when it comes to updating technological products, making them faster, more efficient, and as user friendly as possible. This, in turn, spills into the daily lives of all those who use different technologies to help them throughout the day. The movie industry is no different. With advances in camera lenses and special effect features, movies are the go-to distraction. In the movie industry, opening night is when the stars parade the red carpet to market their hard work and receive special treatment at the movie theater. Much of this special treatment involves thank-you bags filled with all kinds of goodies. Lately, big movie companies have been buying customized flash drives that have the name of the movie and its release date printed on them. Flash drives have always made for unique personalized gifts in any industry, and we’re happy to announce that promotional USB flash drives are making a huge scene!
Written by: iPromo
Think of a friend that is just impossible to shop for. You’re at the mall and you’re trying to pick out something nice for them, something personal, and in the end, you throw up your hands and grab the nearest gift card. Now, imagine that you’re a friend of the president of the United States: Barack Obama. President Barack Obama turned 49 years old at the beginning of August. There were a lot of people who attended his birthday party, even the Queen of Media: Oprah! Well, we wondered, what in the world could Oprah bring as a present for the president? What can you give the man who can have anything at any time he wants? It must be tough to be Michelle. With a little brainstorming and a pretend analysis of how busy the president’s day must be, we figured that if we were invited, we’d get him something practical: a custom branded USB flash drive with his name custom printed on the front, and the birthday date on the back. Read more »
Written by: iPromo
What makes something original? This is the eternal question that marketing teams all over the world try to answer when they release a new product line. Answering this question is difficult. It’s challenging to find something that has not already been done before. Ideas get borrowed, recycled, and reused. The most important thing for a new product or promotion is to not make the user yawn is originality. Welcome the new, original, and previously untouched People USB Drives. Branded flash drives come in so many different shapes and sizes that sometimes, when you’re looking for the perfect one to match your industry, it can be hard to decide which the right one to go with is. Read more »
Written by: iPromo
After 100 years in existence, the company who created the Swiss Army knife, Victorinox, still isn’t done updating their trademark product. This week the company has released a brand new version of the popular special purpose tool which will include specially designed and secure memory flash drives.
Written by: iPromo
One of the custom services offered by iPromo during the process of making customized USB flash drives is called “AutoRun” technology. It’s something that we’ve always offered as an option in our data load services and we get questions about it all the time so I wanted to take a few minutes to discuss it in detail for the masses. By the way, this is James – your personal iPromo promotional consultant & blogger extraordinaire here.
Written by: James The "Answer Man"
In November 2008, the U.S. Department of Defense’s computer network was infected with a virus, specifically engineered to run on USB flash drives and other types of removable media. This caused the military to issue a ban on all types of removable media, including thumb drives, MP3 players, and even cell phones.
The ban came at a huge inconvenience for people in this arm of the government who had become accustomed to using USB flash drives as a means for storing and transporting data. Technical manuals for machinery, mission plans, and medical records were all being stored at the time on these drives.
Written by: iPromo
