Mobile
Working differently at W+K London
We’ve just started something that I’m rather proud of (note: this is specifically a thing we’re trialling in the London office of Wieden+Kennedy). A couple of weeks ago we announced a bunch of changes to the way we work, some of the most…
Never Ending Web Page
Here’s something we just did for Orange. Goodthingsshouldneverend.co.uk It’s one of my favourite things that we’ve done in a while. It’s a never ending webpage. Crammed full of fun stuff and lots of surprises. Some are online, some are…
Blogging From An iPod Touch
It’s silly but I had to do it
O2 doesn’t support Macs, but does have the iPhone. Odd.
I wonder how that might change O2s policy on not supporting Apple Macs. I had a very odd conversation with someone in O2 customer support the other day where they told me that they didn’t support Macs. Apparently, according to the lady I…
Why I Like This QR Code Poster
I like this QR code poster. Here’s the reason why: It’s very big, so you can take a photo of it from across the road. Good usability. It’s mulit-layered. If you don’t know what a QR code is, it doesn’t matter, it just looks like a big…
Work Naked
Whilst I’m all for working naked (or at the very least in underpants and socks). This ad struck me as rather odd. I’m cool with people working nude at home but I really don’t think we should be encouraging it out in public (using mobile…
Some More Thoughts On Twitter
From Ian Curry at frog design: Twitter: The Missing Messenger He makes the connection between Twitter and Tumblelogs too. But there’s two bits in his post that I especially like. It’s basically blogging reduced to what the Russian…
Arcade Reality
This is very cool. I want to see more things that use phone camera’s like this. I don’t know why, I just do.
QR Codes – There’s More
Following earlier posts about QR codes (or Semacodes) – the barcodes that your phone can translate into cool stuff – thought I ought to post this from the MIT Advertising Lab on uses for QR codes. I can’t help but think that the ones above…
Semacode Update
Blogs are great. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. I asked a question about semacodes on websites. Went to bed. Then I woke up and someone’s left me a great answer. It’s like a big huge collective brain that goes on thinking…
Interactive Cinema Ads
Brazillian interactive cinema ad for Fiat using text messages. More details on the MIT Advertising Lab blog Interesting idea, and something we’ve had discussions about before. But I always felt it was really irresponsible to do something…
Sony Ericsson and Blogger/Google
Sony Ericsson are adding Blogger support and Google Search to their new phones – nice tie-up for all concerned I reckons. Scheduled for Q2 this year. Some nice views of the new Sony Ericsson handsets on their Cebit 2006 site. My current…
Directions on your iPod
Mash-up alert, it’s not perfect, but an interesting service combo nonetheless. Get directions onto your iPod (video, photo or nano). http://www.ipodiway.com/. Unfortunately is US and Canada only (for now).…
Mobile Marketing
Yesterday I spoke at the Mobile Marketing 2005 conference. I actually quite enjoyed it which surprised me. It was a tricky old thing. From speaking to lots of people later it’s obvious that there’s a lot of different levels of knowledge…
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iPod Nanos on Tokyo Metro
From Cult Of Mac Blog – iPod Nanos on Tokyo Metro – This is a great (if a little expensive) promotion. Having said that, this is one of those ads that creates so much residual ‘buzz’ around it that the initial investment is totally worth…
Mk Gr8 T
SMS kettle: best invention ever? – maybe not, but it is the invention that we’ve been waiting for! Ever since the launch of Teabuddy.com we’ve been waiting to complete the loop, to enable the site to turn the kettle on. Now we have it……