Hawaii Five-0 – “HQ”

So much to learn about this CBS number one series filmed in Hawaii.  The Star Advertiser did a feature on a look inside the headquarters (which they refer to HQ on the show) that you see on television.  Read about the set of the show:  House of ‘FIVE-O’ from the Star Advertiser, Sunday, February 6, 2011, Today Section. 

Hawaii 5-0 Film Crew T-shirt (back view)

 (Click here to see T-shirt)

We’re #8 on Gizmodo!

Every once in a while, we find our pics in unexpected places. A saimin restaurant in Aiea (Oahu) has a bunch of our beach pictures framed an hanging on their wall. And today, we saw a picture from an old photo shoot of ours in Gizmodo’s story about Steve Jobs and Eric Schmidt. We’re ranked #8! Not bad!

Here’s the pic from our photo shoot.

And here’s a screen grab of Gizmodo’s article.

Anyway, it’s totally unimportant. In fact, we’d totally understand if you don’t care. But we got a good laugh out it. I wonder how our models feel?

Aloha!

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One More Reason to Love Your Smartphone

For all you iPhone and Android 2.x smartphone owners, now there’s one more reason to love your phone – Our mobile site is live! YAY! Actually, it doesn’t work that well with Blackberries. And Windows Mobile phones are even worse. OK, so maybe our mobile site is not really that big a deal (but we’re still excited). So, if you have an iPhone or an Android 2.x (Nexus One, Droid, or even a flashed phone for you hardcore Android peeps), you can now consume our glorious content on the go!

Here’s the URL: http://m.wbx.me/alohafunwear

Blog Up and Running

Our server and version upgrade went smoother than expected after a few tense moments. Our mobile blog is also working though it doesn’t appear to recognize all smartphones yet. We know that it works very well on Android phones so far. We’ll keep working on it behind the scenes.