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Google Chrome Faster Than A Speeding Potato. (video)

Posted May 5th by Ed Celis in Mobile, Technology, new media, video

Google has always been about speed and innovation, in this video they illustrate the “speed” of Google Chrome in terms that most of us can understand.


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WorldCard Mobile: iPhone App Saves You Time & Money

Posted April 28th by Dope Daddy in Mobile, Technology, on-the-go

Dope Daddy has an iPhone, and he is happy for the thing. It makes calls, works great as an email and social networking tool (LinkedIn, Facebook apps are sweet)…But a business phone, it never was. Until now.


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Apple changes the media landscape again (video)

Posted April 12th by Ed Celis in Mobile, Technology, new media, video

Just as they did with the Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, and iPad, Apple is set to change the world again. Yes, while this may sound to some of you as some loud hyperbole from an Apple True Believer (which I admittedly am), fact is that no other company on the planet is more admired, more inspirational, or more single-handedly responsible for re-defining the way that we interact with digital music, hand-held devices, and our perception of what a portable device is and what it can do.

Now, it is Apple’s turn to influence how advertising on the go will look, and from where I am sitting, they are sitting quite pretty and the announcement of their “emotion+interactivity” mobile advertising platform is about to rock one more industry to the core. For all of you whose careers are touched by advertising and media, take a seat. the ride is just getting started…

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Bing Maps: The World (augmented) in your hands.

Posted March 28th by Ed Celis in Mobile, Social Media, Technology, photography

Alongside writing, the ability to create accurate representations of the landscape (i.e.. mapping), has been a key element to the advancement of societies. But where do you go to once that you have had the ability to see and experience the world remotely (as we have for years) with services such as Google Maps?


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