Twicketer app

29-7-2010

With the ‘Twicketer’-app it is possible to order tickets for several events. Your phone becomes your ticket.

Pay with your cell phone

28-7-2010

Pay at a bar with your iPhone or Androit phone. With Tabbedout you can! When the phone is connected to the bars POS-system, guests can pay the bill at any given moment, before leaving the bar.

Interactive billboards

25-7-2010

In Japan, they started a trial with interactive street ads. Billboards on the street scan their passers, determine their age and sex and link an appropiate ad. Watch the movie for more information.

Noce, cold watermelon

24-7-2010

With the watermelon-cooler, designed by Joybond, you can eat your watermelon at any temperature. This cooler is perfect for a picknick, or to sell slices of watermelon on the beach.

QR-billboard by Calvin Klein

22-7-2010

On billboards in New York and Los Angeles Calvin Klein has published large QR-codes. People who pass by the billboard can scan the code with their smartphones and watch the latest ad.

Champagne fridge

20-7-2010

This new Veuve Clicquot Fridge keeps your bottle of champagne cold for two hours.

 

Blackberry presenter

15-7-2010

With the Blackberry Presenter you can show PowerPoint presentations and pdf-files, through a bluetooth connection, without using a computer. You only can show files, no bigger than 2,9 MB.

Google checkout

11-7-2010

Owners of a smartphone now don’t have to have cash on them anymore. With Google Checkout you can pay immediately. It works with a QR-Code. The host scans the code, which is linked to the customers credit card and the amount will be credited directly.

Foodspotting for iPhone

5-7-2010

No more endless discriptions of a dish. With Foodspotting for iPhone you can instantly upload a photo of the dish in front of you.

Tweet to Johannesburg

28-6-2010

Because of the World Cup, Nike has a new action. Through social media like Facebook and Twitter, people can send a message, containing an endorsement for their favorite soccer player, which is shown on a large screen on the Life Centre in Johannesburg. This screen, which is half the size of a soccerfield, shows the message with a corresponding animation. After showing the message, the transmitter receives a message containing a picture of her/his headline on the screen. The same technology can be used in a nightclub or a festival.

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