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Austin’s Bohemian Innovation is using Parallax Scrolling technology in work its doing for the Austin Children’s Museum website.

An interactive design group in Austin, TX known as Bohemian Innovation created an Android powered mobile vending machine for #sxsw which earned them almost 1 follower per minute for a 6 hour run.

Bohemian Innovation brings tech-based marketing tools to others.

Mobile-to-mobile platform for recording and sharing personal videos or 15-second “Shoutz.”

Beef & Pie decided to use the services of design firm Bohemian Innovation and gussy up the forgotten but charming "Marbleous!" with a 99-cent app that combines the joy of marbles, an Austin-centric soundtrack, and the added incentive of getting a free digital copy of the film with completion of the game.

Some cool digital art was on exhibit at the recent East Austin Studio Tour. Here are some photos from Bohemian’s interactive party.

The easiest way to grasp new app Shoutz is as being like Twitter, but with video rather than text, complete with its own lingo.

Much like Google+ and now Facebook, Shoutz lets you choose who you’d like to share certain Shoutz with, whether it be a one-on-one convo, a message to your family, your weekend softball team, gambling buddies, or your entire community of followers.

For many families, finding the best kid-friendly apps among the million plus apps in the Apple App Store and Android Market can be daunting. Enter Famigo, an app directory and curation platform that helps families find games, e-books and other apps that are appropriate for kids.

When cutting people out of car wreckage, speed is of the essence. But new vehicles have hidden airbags, toxic batteries and high-voltage cables running through them, making it a process riddled with obstacles.

Now a new startup called Socrative is offering a way for teachers like her to create a similar tool with smartphones or laptops — for free.

Even as cars are growing safer, they are becoming increasingly complex puzzles for rescue workers who might have to cut into them. A new app promises to make the job a little easier.

The Extraction Zone mobile app includes maps of the vital systems of popular cars ... to help EMTs and fire departments find a safe area to cut through.

Just launched by [Bohemian Innovation] and David Richardson (former Texas Lutheran linebacker, fitness coach on A&E's Heavy), this iPad app aims to take the sullen isolation out of treadmills.

Sanergy, a startup out of MIT's Sloan School of Management, redesigns Kenyan pit latrines with an eye toward creating jobs and clean energy.