Very cool demo of Wired’s new iPad application. Once you get past the Creative Director’s monotone and completely disinterested manner (think Ferris Bueller’s teacher…Bueller, Bueller…), the video really shows off some cool features.
My favourite quote is from Chris Anderson…”…people may actually want to pay for it…”.
Right out of Spielberg’s Minority Report, this innovative and extremely cool user interface offers a hope of things to come. This is the same user itnerface that was demoed almost a year ago at TED.
|Take a picture and launch a Google search of whatever you just snapped a pic of. How simple is that…
|Take 8 giant flat panels positioned in a circle around the user and display Google StreetView information on them… That is essentially what Google’s Liquid Galaxy is all about, but it is almost so much more than that…
|Is this a case of traditional media embracing new technologies to remain relevant or is this akin to putting perfume on the proverbial pig? Personally, I love that Esquire is innovating its traditional form factors. We will always need great content and as more and more traditional media players fold or cut-back on writers and [...]
|While it’s not the hover board of Back to the Future fame, I still want it…now!
|David Hanson presents further advancements in his journey to try and build sentience and empathy into robotics:
|Animated movie addresses global energy usage trends and actions for positive change. Four-minute video was produced by XPLANE for global BASF Group.
|BBDO produced this ad for paper in Mexico… Very cool concept and very well done.
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