Recently Facebook decided to relaunch their iPhone app built natively with Objective-C. This is a departure from the so-called “hybrid” app they had before. It was partially native, but by and far a lot of the interface and data views were done in HTML5. But as most people said, it was slow and jittery. They […]
Nature Valley is giving their own twist on Google street view. For their new campaign, Trail View, Nature Valley has taken street view technology to some of America’s national parks in an attempt to bring awareness about the parks to people all over the world. Also, they want to find ways of using digital technologies
Street view…where there are no streets Read More »
First, the check was the safer way to pay than cash. Then, the debit card was the quicker way to pay than the check. Now, Google, Square, and other companies are working to make your cell phone the quicker way to pay, eliminating the need to carry a wallet at all. Man, I just geek
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IE 10 will be the default browser that rolls out with Windows 8, and they announced that they will enable the “Do Not Track (DNT)” feature by default. DNT mode is a setting that allows users to stop web applications from tracking their online behavior – which also happens to be very valuable information for
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Vinyl is making a comeback. Budweiser has released their new ad on a vinyl record. This new ad comes in the form of a magazine ad. You simply rip the page out of the magazine and play it on your record player. Everyone has one right? Apparently this is a throw back to the 70’s
Don’t Panic. How many times are you out of town and need to quickly make a reservation for a restaurant you’ve never been to? or How many times do you go to dinner with a larger party and knowing menu items at each restaurant would be helpful in pleasing everyone in the group? Fret not,
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No one really cares about IE6 anymore, and apparently some are feeling the same way about IE7. Australian electronics retailer Kogan implemented the world’s first “Internet Explorer 7 Tax.” Kogan states that anyone purchasing a product from their online store using IE7 will receive and additional 6.8% tax. A large warning on the Kogan website
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Remember the mobile app boom? It seemed like every business was developing its own app, no matter the industry. While that trend has slowed, I was always confused by why so many companies thought consumers would actually download their app, and beyond that, use it. That’s the thing about riding on the bandwagon — there
Subaru blazes past the bandwagon with app catering to exploring Read More »
Google I/O, the search giant’s yearly developer conference has come and gone and with it came numerous announcements. From the Nexus 7 and Nexus Q, Jelly Bean, Google Now and Google+ Hangouts, and even an exciting demo of Google’s Project Glass, Google delivered a host of exciting product previews. Google’s preview of the Nexus 7
Google I/O Jumps out of a Perfectly Useful Airplane Read More »
A year ago, Apple made a bold move with the update of it’s industry shaking application Final Cut Pro, rewriting the code for their Non-Linear Editing system (NLE) from scratch. The initial reaction by many of the existing FCP users was, to put it mildly, outrage. In rewriting, Apple focused primarily on new and exciting
Will Apple experience its Dallas moment? Read More »
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Ed brings 15 years of traditional and digital media sales experience to the agency, giving us a perspective most agencies don’t have. When he’s not working or seeking new knowledge, Ed hangs out with his wife, two kids, two dogs, one cat, and a hamster. And yes, the cat and hamster are best friends.
