The Co-Founder of Kayak.com, Paul English, announced his amazingly ambitious plans to blanket the entire continent of Africa with free wireless Internet. Working with for profit and non-profit organizations Paul is looking ahead over the next decade of his life to make this vision a reality.
Fast Company Article
Imagine the possibilities of connecting one of [...]
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This last week I had the opportunity to take the iPad with me to Catalyst conference in Orange County. Although my goal could have easily been to make more friends based on how many people asked questions about it I was actually giving it a real world shakedown. Here are my thoughts…
Here is what I [...]
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DO has been cooking up a location based mobile game over the last month or so, we’re still early on in development but I wanted to share an interesting conclusion I came to tonight while building one of the interfaces.
Our game requires the user to make a new ‘match’ and invite his or her friends [...]
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(San Diego, Ca) – Digital Operative is proud to announce our newest service – the Rockstar Social Package. You’ve seen social media done before but nothing like this. Need fans on Facebook? We’ll get them. Need followers on Twitter? Consider yourself followed. Like free fruit? Yea we provide that too. Trust us when we say [...]
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I saw this on the W+K Tokyo Lab blog and loved the mixed media in this piece. Enjoy.
onedotzero adventures in motion festival trailer 2009 from onedotzero on Vimeo.
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I was reading the Code Computerlove agency blog and saw they got invited to participate in Nike78. It’s a project where Nike collaborated with Paul Jenkins to have participants evolve a pair of Nike shoes deriving inspiration from sport. There are 78 participants that you can see here. The final pieces would be shown at [...]
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One of the most inspiring things about the digital landscape is the access and sharing of information. I had a chance to read some of Chris Messina’s thoughts on the new Mozilla Online Identity concept. I’ve been interested in what Chris has been working on since my very own “portable profiles” idea back in 2006, [...]
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I had to get this up once I saw it. It’s a Youtube video clip showing how IKEA is leveraging an augmented reality application to enable consumers to place real products within a room before they purchase. Watch this clip and tell me you don’t think that’s “usable” innovation.
If you loved that demo, then go [...]
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