I’ve been running into a frustrating issue on both my iPad and my iPhone lately. After purchasing or downloading a new app, the device installs it on the last home-screen, in the last position available, and I then have to move it. This can get annoying.

At Think Brilliant we constantly work towards achieving a healthy work/life balance. It is a fundamental characteristic baked into the culture of the company, and it makes working here a true joy.

By offering up clearly presented information, infographics have the power to not only engage onlookers but effectively communicate knowledge in a concise way.

On stage at the D8 conference, Steve Jobs eloquently shared a thought. According to Jobs, had the iPhone debuted on any cellular network, not just AT&T’s, any network would have struggled just like AT&T’s has. I’m calling bullshit.

On June 11th we hosted a party celebrating TechCrunch’s 5th birthday. It was streamed live with 350 other parties around the world. We just wanted to say thank you to everyone who came out to show support.

It only comes around every four years, unifies the entire world around a common purpose, showcases some of the best athletes and their talents, and has the most passionate fans in the galaxy. The 2010 World Cup has begun!

We’re hosting a party for TechCrunch’s 5th Anniversary. If you’ll be near Portland, OR on June 11th, stop on by! We’ve got some great participants from good local businesses, lots of food and beverages, and some fun giveaways.

Happy teams deliver the best products. Here’s a little insight into some of the ways we structure Think Brilliant. Everyone on our team plays a major role, and everyone’s voice gets heard.

Fast Company magazine has a nice piece running in their June 2010 issue about some of our recent milestones. As Fast Company readers, we’re absolutely thrilled to see this!