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Esquire Magazine: Talk To Esquire iPad App

25. March 2013

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Goodbye clunky annotations, hello seamless voice recognition technology that renders real-time video… I’m sure we’ve all tried to pull something like this off, at least in concept stage, but I can’t remember ever seeing it work seamlessly, let alone without a processing bar. In the next Esquire Magazine, you’ll be prompted to download the accompanying [...]

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Sony: AR Headphone Music Festival

17. February 2013

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Seriously cool. In Shibuya, Tokyo, people who wear headphones (or wanted to try them) were treated to a one of a kind Augmented Reality Music Festival late last year, called the ‘Sony Headphone Music Festival’, which ultimately expanded to ‘Headphone Music Festivals’ all over Japan. The Augmented Reality Music Festivals were created using Sony’s proprietary [...]

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CinePrint: Lexus ES Interactive Video Print Ad

12. October 2012

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After doing a double take on this interactive print ad, I’m asking myself is this the world’s coolest and perhaps most innovative print ad or is the actually the complete opposite? My gut reaction is ‘super cool’ but then logic sets in and I’m wondering a few things… The first being, who’s reading a physical [...]

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IKEA: The 2013 Interactive Catalogue App

19. July 2012

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Here’s a nice move from IKEA to add some interactivity to their catalogues. This video shows a preview of their new app that will bring the IKEA catalogue to life with a collection of additional content for viewers. Users can download the IKEA app and use it to unlock videos, interactive experiences, photo galleries and [...]

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Murat Paris: Interactive Jewellery Print Ads

27. November 2011

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It seems more and more brands are looking to create richer print ads. But I still find the innovation examples around it few and far between. So here is a great example of a brand trying something new in the Jewellery sector. This Interactive Print Ad is designed for a smartphone to be placed into [...]

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