After many months, it’s official.  “digital scientists” is now a registered trademark with the United States government.

What does this mean?  For starters, you can’t bite our style.   It also means we are part of the fancy superscript club and can sport the little ® after our name, like so:

digital scientists^®

We also get this very official-looking document with gold foil seal. Behold:

We would like to take this time to point out a very disturbing trademarking trend.

Yes, I’m talking...

Pretty much everybody has an iProduct today – iMac, iPod, iPhone – and if you don’t, you’re either coveting one or my grandma (she’s a PC).

Of course, iTunes is the most universally adopted music, video, and application platform in the world. We were super psyched to see the Mission Zero iPhone App (designed and developed by the digital scientists team) front and center on the iTunes store.

You can’t pay for advertising like this. We know, because we would have done it… if we could...

What do alpha alloys, heat transfer characteristics and marketing have in common?  Scientists, of course!

In September of 2008, Digital Scientists began a project with RTI International Metals, Inc. to rebrand and redefine the corporate website.  RTI International Metals, Inc., headquartered in Pittsburgh, is a titanium and specialty metal supplier to major manufacturers across multiple industries.  We are happy to announce that the new website launched Friday, February 20, 2009.

In working...