Imagine you’re walking down the block when, suddenly, your phone goes off. You take it out of your pocket, unlock that sucker and pull down the notification bar to reveal…
Imagine you’re walking down the block when, suddenly, your phone goes off. You take it out of your pocket, unlock that sucker and pull down the notification bar to reveal…
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KDDI putting ads in the notification bar on Android phones
Go figure — it’s Galaxy Nexus day . Again . And as such, Google has just pushed out two new commercials in its “Calling all…” series
Go figure — it’s Galaxy Nexus day . Again . And as such, Google has just pushed out two new commercials in its “Calling all…” series
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Google outs two new Galaxy Nexus commercials, touts Face Unlock and Hangouts (video)
Oh, 1999.
Oh, 1999.
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Yahoo’s San Francisco billboard closing up shop after more than a decade
Forget about the top ten reasons you should quit Facebook . Heck, forget about all the other reasons too because this is the new definitive reason why you will quit Facebook: Zuckerberg now wants to put ads directly in your feed. More
Forget about the top ten reasons you should quit Facebook . Heck, forget about all the other reasons too because this is the new definitive reason why you will quit Facebook: Zuckerberg now wants to put ads directly in your feed. More
Battery running low during the rush-hour commute? Glac
Battery running low during the rush-hour commute? Glac
Sure, we’ve seen plenty of cool billboard features over the years, from facial recognition to interactive Pong games, but few have managed the dual feat of promoting a popular soft drink and making the world a slightly greener place. All of that fuzzy area you see surrounding the silhouette of the Coke bottle in the above 60 by 60 foot billboard is made up of a number of Fukien tea plants, each of which can soak up around 13 pounds of carbon dioxide per year, for a combined total of 46,800 pounds
Sure, we’ve seen plenty of cool billboard features over the years, from facial recognition to interactive Pong games, but few have managed the dual feat of promoting a popular soft drink and making the world a slightly greener place. All of that fuzzy area you see surrounding the silhouette of the Coke bottle in the above 60 by 60 foot billboard is made up of a number of Fukien tea plants, each of which can soak up around 13 pounds of carbon dioxide per year, for a combined total of 46,800 pounds
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Coca-Cola’s green billboard consumes carbon dioxide like so much sugary soda
“Make it an Android?” Are you trying to tell Elop he chose the wrong OS , Radioshack?
“Make it an Android?” Are you trying to tell Elop he chose the wrong OS , Radioshack?
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Radioshack sucks at OS recognition: close, but no Android
It’s well known that advertisers track our web-surfing habits to tailor the ads we see, but they’d prefer to know exactly what’s going on inside of that brain of yours. NeuroFocus’ aptly named Mynd, a full-brain wireless EEG sensor headset, serves as a stylish and easy way to record your thoughts whilst gazing at logos and lusting after products.
It’s well known that advertisers track our web-surfing habits to tailor the ads we see, but they’d prefer to know exactly what’s going on inside of that brain of yours. NeuroFocus’ aptly named Mynd, a full-brain wireless EEG sensor headset, serves as a stylish and easy way to record your thoughts whilst gazing at logos and lusting after products.
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NeuroFocus makes first wireless EEG sensor headset, don’t call it a thinking cap
Microsoft’s slowed the pace of Windows Phone 7 ads after saturating the airwaves at launch, but it looks like another campaign is about to begin — WinRumors has a leak of a new set of “Real Time Challenge” interactive web ads that challenge you to complete tasks using your phone against a WP7 device. Challenges include taking a photo and posting it to Facebook, checking Xbox achievements, getting directions, and telling meeting participants you’re running late. Not surprisingly, the WP7 device performs handily at everything — although we’re definitely wondering why you’d be checking Xbox achievements in a hurry while on the run.
Microsoft’s slowed the pace of Windows Phone 7 ads after saturating the airwaves at launch, but it looks like another campaign is about to begin — WinRumors has a leak of a new set of “Real Time Challenge” interactive web ads that challenge you to complete tasks using your phone against a WP7 device. Challenges include taking a photo and posting it to Facebook, checking Xbox achievements, getting directions, and telling meeting participants you’re running late. Not surprisingly, the WP7 device performs handily at everything — although we’re definitely wondering why you’d be checking Xbox achievements in a hurry while on the run.
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Leaked Windows Phone 7 ads challenge your phone head-to-head
As they say, “Ye who snoozes, something something something, set your alarm for launch morning.” Take solace in a new dramatic commercial for Verizon iPhone featuring you-know-who — it’s after the break.
As they say, “Ye who snoozes, something something something, set your alarm for launch morning.” Take solace in a new dramatic commercial for Verizon iPhone featuring you-know-who — it’s after the break.
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Verizon halts iPhone pre-orders, brings back everyone’s favorite technician for new ad (video)
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