Product on Tonmoy Goswami

The butterfly that made us a customer for life

Tue, 07 Apr 2026 14:42:21 +0000

When my wife was pregnant with our son, we received a goodie bag. You know the kind. Every expecting parent in Sweden gets one. It’s stuffed with freebies: diapers, baby cold creams, shampoo, discount coupons at baby ecom sites. You open it, you flip through the stuff, and most of it ends up in a drawer.

But one thing didn’t end up in a drawer.

Among the trail packs and samples was a Libero diaper starter pack. And next to it, a small butterfly remote toy. The kind you hang from a stroller or a car seat so the baby has something to look at. It had big eyes, a smile, and tiny wings. Cute. Minimal Libero branding. You wouldn’t even notice the logo unless you looked for it.

3 Nova Launcher tricks for power users

Tue, 27 Oct 2020 14:00:20 +0000

If you’re on Android and love customizations, you probably are already using a 3rd-party launcher. But there’s a reason why Nova Launcher is often considered as #1; it’s because of its extreme customization possibilities. The tricks mentioned in this tutorial are meant for power users who use Nova to make themselves more productive.

Without further ado, let’s jump straight in.

1. Gestures + Activity = #1 reason why I love Nova

Nova has eleven gesture types, from simpler ones like ‘swipe up’ to complex gestures like ‘Double tab + swipe down’.

I reimagined Firefox Preview for Android (with wireframes)

Thu, 17 Oct 2019 07:40:22 +0000

Introduction

If you’re using a mobile browser to read this article, chances are high that it’s either a Chromium based Blink engine powered browser on Android or a WebKit engine powered browser on iOS. In fact, all browsers on iOS are actually WebKit based because Apple forces all third party browsers on iOS to use WebKit, essentially making them just re-skinned versions of Safari.

Unless you’re among the 0.35% of the world’s mobile users who prefer Firefox on Android.

Can a smartphone save your life?

Sun, 08 Sep 2013 03:34:00 +0000

In an earlier post, I wondered about a wearable security/safety device that can be triggered at times of personal danger esp. in cases of molestation, rape, risk to life, burglary, robbery etc. Now that Samsung has launched Galaxy Gear smart-watch, which basically is the first crude version of a wearable device that lets you interact with your phone without pulling it out of your purse or pocket, my thoughts are on a roll again. Coz that’s exactly what is needed in times of sudden danger: something that can quickly help us raise an SOS.

Technology against crime

Thu, 20 Jun 2013 11:48:00 +0000

How about a wearable computer (maybe a wrist band) that tracks your location and not only send out SOS notifications to pre-defined end points (relatives, patrolling police, nearest police stations etc) but also sends out alerts to nearby sister/affiliated devices?

In layman terms: a smart wrist band that tracks your location & on one panic button press, it notifies the whole neighborhood of wrist band warriors + your relatives + police.