“The iPhone has become an obsession. If we don’t pay attention, we’ll have a mobile web that only works on the iPhone. And then we’ll have the real mobile web that wasn’t made by us and doesn’t give a shit about web standards and best practices.”
I am not sure what this info graphic video is telling me, but it sure is pretty !
Streaming Augmented Reality
Is the future of video conferencing AR ?
“When you look at brands like O2, its success lies in the richness and depth of its brand world (bubbles, blue grad etc.). This forms a flexible branded platform that is instantly recognisable — you could remove the logo and still know the brand. The logo in itself is not the ‘hero’.”
This new skittles site has a fresh take on Social media….. very intresting.
A pretty funny site which will “Sing” any text you type !
Search just finished its first decade! Our US Search teams have put together a look back over the past 10 years and key milestones which have shaped the search landscape today. It’s amazing how far the industry has come in such a short space of time and how much it has changed. Most notably, back in 2000 Google was the default search engine for Yahoo users and now they’re main competitors!
State-of-the-Art Technology Marks First-Ever Out-of-Home High-Definition 3D Projection Ad Campaign……. but how is wearing the glasses on their commute ?
Download The Weather Channel Android App from TV!
Google’s been doing some pretty slick stuff with QR codes lately, and now it looks like The Weather Channel’s getting in on the fun — it’s running a little on-screen graphic prompting Android owners to download their app by scanning their TV screens. Sure, it’s not the craziest thing in the world — it just takes you to the Android market listing — but it’s certainly fun, and one of the more mainstream uses of QR codes we’ve seen in a while.
A great blog for the love of animated gifs: see more at
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Officially, Google won’t confirm any solid plans to release a tablet device when their new netbook-ready operating system, Chrome OS, debuts later this year.
I have to say this did get me giggling !
Since the latest edition to the codegent team is furry and has 4 feet. This is an interesting study comparing The Carbon footprint of a dog to that of a SUV
Keiichi Matsuda’s film, Augmented (hyper)Reality: Domestic Robocop, offers a glimpse of an alternate universe, with augmented reality cranked up to the next level…
Matsuda is currently studying at London’s Bartlett School of Architecture as part of the Unit 15 group, where students use animation and motion graphics to investigate new architectural possibilities.
“The latter half of the 20th century saw the built environment merged with media space, and architecture taking on new roles related to branding, image and consumerism,” writes Matsuda on his Vimeo page.
“Augmented reality may recontextualise the functions of consumerism and architecture, and change in the way in which we operate within it. [This is] a film produced for my final year Masters in Architecture, part of a larger project about the social and architectural consequences of new media and augmented reality.”
More at keiichimatsuda.com.