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Creative videos to cure Christmas stress
December 8th, 2011 | Dennis Nielsen
It has been some time since the last update, due to exam reading and yes we all got it; Christmas stress. It is that time of year were people go crazy to find the perfect gift for their loved ones, while listening to bad music and decorating their house with colorful stuff to forget that it is dark outside. Oh and Europe got the worst financial crisis in history..
Forget it, and instead enjoy these funny and creative videos, and it might cure you christmas stress :)
Automated driving cars
November 26th, 2011 | Dennis Nielsen
In today’s day and age, cars automatically brakes if you are about to have an accident with the car in front of you. Scientists however now predict that we may just be less than five years away from having cars, which can take complete control of the drive, leaving the driver passively monitoring. It is called “The Highly Automated Vehicles for Intelligent Transport” project or to put it simply “HAVEit” and it is made through corporation between 17 universities, companies and institutions in Europe. The goal is to prevent accidents, rather than just to mitigating their effects. Read the rest of this entry »
McDonals Virtual Campaign
November 21st, 2011 | Dennis Nielsen
The 9 of November McDonalds launched a new innovative campaign, which sent the Danish population on a digital treasure hunt for virtual coins. The campaign is built around QR-like tags and sound bits, which can be found in McDonald’s advertising in newspapers, videos, radio spots and on the street, even at the cinema. These codes/sounds must be scanned with a special McDonald’s App, which you must download. Once you have assembled a number of Coins, you can trade them for a FREE meal. Read the rest of this entry »
The Disney Model
November 16th, 2011 | Dennis Nielsen
The Disney model
Everyone knows Walt Disney, and for those working within innovation, he is known as one of the most creative innovators in the cartoon industry. He was a man recognized for his boundless energy and his ways of working with new and revolutionary approaches, to keep his staff focused and making them think creatively. It was said that working with Walt was like working with three different persons. Read the rest of this entry »
NFC tap-and-pay feature to Intel’s ultrabooks
November 15th, 2011 | Dennis Nielsen
You have just purchased those cool sunglasses online, and now it i’s time to pay. You could browse through your bag or purse for your credit card and to type out your name, and your details and the 16-digit number, and the 3-digit security code, and zip code and… (you get the point) or you could just tap your phone against your laptop. At least that could be the future… Read the rest of this entry »