Posts Tagged ‘Mobile’
Packaging Goes Digital
General Mills CMO Mark Addicks discusses how food packaging is changing to incorporate digital communications tools.
Read MoreFeel Screens
Haptic tech company Senseg is developing a system turns touch screens into Feel Screens, transforming any touch interface device into one that can deliver high-fidelity tactile sensations.
Read MoreAmazon Price Check App Update
Amazon’s latest version of its Price Check app hopes to lure shoppers to stay online by scanning, snapping, and saying products and even reporting local retailers prices to Amazon.
Read MoreGoogle Currents
Google Currents is an implicit acknowledgement at just how far and how fast tablets have changed the manner in which we consume information and a direct competitor to Flipbook. Google’s Currents app gives it an anchor in the soon-to-be-booming tablet ad business. Found at YouTube from Google.
Read MoreTapSense: Touch Screen Innovation
TapSense is an evolution of touch screen technology that distinguish between the tap of a fingertip, finger pad, fingernail, and knuckle.
Read MoreApple iPhone 4S Review
Pat Lilja, Tunheim’s Director of e-Strategy, discusses Apple’s new iPhone 4S, it’s features, and in particular, how the new smart phone might benefit businesses.
Read MoreSetting Expectations: Toddler Thinks Magazine Is Broken
Here’s a vivid example of how our use of technology sets our expectations for other technology, in this case in reverse. A toddler accustomed to using tablet computers can’t figure out why magazines don’t respond when she interacts with them the same way she does tablets.
Read MoreSocial Business
Albert Maruggi of the Marketing Edge Podcast’s report on social business, exploring Izzy’s Ice Cream’s RFID social media notification system and how that reveals the company’s social culture.
Read MoreAmazon Kindle Fire Press Conference
Amazon announces 4 new members of the Kindle family: 3 all-new Kindle e-readers & the Kindle Fire—a new class of Kindle for movies, music, apps, games, reading.
Read MoreHow Amazon's Cloud-Accelerated Silk Browser Works
The web browser on Kindle Fire accelerates the power of the mobile device hardware by using the computing speed and power of the Amazon Web Services Cloud.
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