The Gap – 1969 Stream iPad
It’s interesting to see in what way companies going to use Apple’s iPad for their brand activation. Clothing retailer The Gap does a very good job with the 1969 ...
To promote its sponsorship of the New Zealand’s Music Month Beck’s Beer has developed an interactive street poster that plays and remixes music when touched. The playable posters use a mix of technology that includes conductive ink to sensors and in-built speakers. Once touched, the posters start playing tracks from several Kiwi-bands. Check out this video to see how passers-by thought of it.
It’s interesting to see in what way companies going to use Apple’s iPad for their brand activation. Clothing retailer The Gap does a very good job with the 1969 ...
With My UV Patch L’Oréal explores new ways of communicating with its customers. The beauty company developed a ground-breaking piece of wearable technology that monitors UV exposure and helps ...
In this tasty social media campaign Ben & Jerry’s explores the boundaries of online friendships. The new Wanna Spoon? app scours Facebook profiles, looking for anything they might have ...