Posts Tagged ‘awesomeness’
[awesomeness] is redefining what you do June 15th, 2010
Faris Yakob (@Faris on twitter, formerly of McCann and now MDC); Miles Nadal (@milesnadal on twitter, CEO of MDC) discuss the future of advertising agencies with Alex Bogusky (@bogusky on twitter)
Must watch.
Watch live video from Fearless QA on Justin.tv
Tags: Alex Bogusky, awesomeness, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, experiential, Faris Yakob, FearlessQA, future of advertising, Miles Nadal
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[awesomeness] is next-gen tech April 22nd, 2010
I wrote some time ago; that Microsoft’s next big thing will be its evolution as a gaming co. The value its XBox division can add – especially with stuff like Project Natal (below) in the pipeline – will likely supersede the value of its Office and Windows businesses combined in another 5 years.
Project Natal, along with Apple’s own touch and gesture-driven computing, is set to redefine the way we work. The computer, you understand, has so far been conceptualized as evolving avatars of typewriters. You sit at a desk, you work. This hasn’t – hadn’t changed for a very long time. Even laptop computers merely gave the same structure greater mobility.
The iPad is the first real computer (almost-computer? It’s going to replace the Macbook Pro I’m typing this on sooner rather than later) designed with a completely different assumption for how you seat yourself, how you work, how you think. And that’s what’s so interesting about it. There’s more interesting things going to happen over these next few months, with iOS and of course, iPhone 4.
Redefined form and a redefined interface; never-before connectivity and the cloud. Awesomeness is in, the future’s a fascinating place to be.
Tags: apple, awesomeness, future of tech, Gesture, iPad, microsoft, personal computer, Project Natal, tech, Technology, Touch, typewriter
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[awesomeness] can be hilarious January 2nd, 2010
Tags: awesomeness, comedy, Econommist, John Oliver
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