By Brian Willingham At least four or five times a day, we get an email, phone inquiry, comment on our blog, or other form of communication that goes something like this: I met a girl last night and I didn’t have the courage to ask her for her number. I got the impression she wanted me to ask her out,
Read moreBy Brian Willingham Last week I received a call from a private investigator in Arizona. He assists families who are searching for missing children, and was interested in tracking down a missing teenage girl by using cell towers. He had found us through a blog post that I made a few years back. He went on to tell me that
Read moreBy admin Water rights in California have always been complex as anyone who has seen Chinatown can attest to. With the state in a four-year drought of historic proportions, water has become an even more precious commodity. Tom Selleck regularly had a tanker truck fill up with water for his 60-acre ranch at a fire hydrant outside of his water
Read moreBy Brian Willingham SMI came on the scene in 2011. It evolved because its founders saw a need to take the vast array of social media information available and make that information easier and less time-consuming to digest and use to make decisions. I’ve been following the company for quite some time, and ran into some of its employees again
Read moreBy admin With apps available for everything from finding taxis to dog walkers, it was just a matter of time before an app to hire PIs became available. The new app Trustify is the brainchild of Danny Boice—the cofounder of and CTO of Speek. As of early July 2015, it is only available in the DC area, but if it
Read moreBy Brian Willingham Really? They strapped a camera to a pigeon? And a shoe doubled as a phone? 1Spy Camera Pocket Watch Because pocket watches are so 1930. (Watchisimo) 2Pigeon Camera Drones are much easier to control. (NBC News) 3Microdot Camera In today’s age, it would disseminated in electronic form, but these gadgets could take a take a photograph so
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