Articles tagged with: Starbucks
Starbucks is approaching 3,000,000 Facebook Fans (a huge number - they have 220,000 Twitter followers) and is engaging those users to find out how to better utilize Facebook and their popularity:
Starbucks Coffee Company: About to …
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The improved Gmail iPhone site is just that: improved. But a true GMail iPhone App would allow fuller cusotmizations, run faster, better integrate calendars and contacts… and soon …
My Starbucks Via samples arrived and that gave me a chance to do an instant coffee tasting / review. The video review is below (shot using my new Flip Mino HD… awesome). Even as a …
A little more than a month ago, I wrote about Starbucks new instant coffee: the Starbucks Via. My free samples have since arrived and I plan to do a review once I prepare and taste …
It looks as though Starbucks is chasing the instant coffee market… which is typically aimed at bargain, price-based shoppers (far cheaper than getting a $2-$4 coffee in the stores). Convenience is also a factor as …
Unlike many regular coffee drinkers, I actually quite like Starbucks. I plan to write further about this, but Starbucks is innovative, open to consumer feedback (hence the Pikes Place brew) and make consistently good coffee. …
Want a free cup of coffee tomorrow?
Just roll into your local Starbucks at 12est / 9pst for a free serving of Starbuck’s new Pike Place Roast - a smooth drip coffee that is being …
Flying Alaska Airlines today for the first time and have thus far been unimpressed… as far as ‘cheap’ airlines go, I am very loyal to Jet Blue. After twittering about this probably being my last …
Exciting news for coffee and internet addicts like me:
Starbucks has decided to ditch T-Mobile for AT&T and offer two free hours of usage a day (an extra two hours costs $3.99). Brilliant move for …
Just last week, the San Jose Mercury News (a far cry from the Washington Post and Boston Globe that I am used to…) had a picture of McDonald’s Coffee as their front-page article. McDonalds remains …
