SXSW wrapped up with energy, insanity and lots of energy….. Read More…
Category Archive Technology
Noonan @ SXSW: Day 2 13.03.2011
Day two was like the Beth Ditto song “I wrote the Book”. Fast paced, interpretive and tons of fun. Read More…
Sega Toylets 12.01.2011
Pee Time is Play Time. NO GIRLS ALLOWED! Read More…
BMW: Getting Inside Heads 22.12.2010
How BMW used basic science to get inside the minds of consumers, without actually showing them anything. Read More…
Hatsune Miku – Holographic Concert 18.11.2010
Step away, 3D technology, Hologram is the future of entertainment. Read More…
Ask Ting Ting 27.07.2010
In a fast-paced metropolis, convenience plays a vital role in its daily operations. This is why Mobile Guide (HK) Limited is introducing Ask Ting Ting, the most comprehensive and practical guide to help travelers discover the best of Hong Kong. Read More…
HOW TO: Use QR Codes for Small Business Marketing 24.06.2010
A Quick Response (QR) code is a two-dimensional code that can be scanned by smartphone cameras to automatically pull up text, photos, videos, music and URLs. Read More…
TOSHIBA LAUNCHES A 3D LAPTOP 22.06.2010
Last week Toshiba launched their consumer 3D laptop. They had three units set up, each profiling various shoot-em up games, racing games and enhanced music watching experience. The newly designed 3D Glasses are decent looking, but don’t work with traditional theatre 3D because it’s a different technology. FAIL. Attempting to train your hands [...] Read More…
R.I.P. IE6 04.03.2010
So, I walked into the office today and to my most pleasurable surprise, I found an invitation sitting in my inbox to the official funeral of Internet Explorer Six, better known to us Interactive folk as IE6. Apparently, this long-time Internet resident had passed away on the morning of March 1, 2010 due to workplace injuries sustained at the headquarters of Google, Inc. Read More…
Brilliant Mapping by Elastic Space 24.02.2010
I can’t even begin to tell you how excited this makes me. Back in December, I was invited into George Brown School of Design to mentor the post-grad students on their final projects. One of those bright, young stars had an idea to improve the wayfinding at Union Station. Read More…