Mi cajita
Mi cajita is not a personal blog, it´s not a image album, it’s not a collection of trendy gadgets or cutting edge gizmos, but you might find all these in here.
In mi cajita (my little box) I keep all these things that I come across and I like.
If you are visiting this space I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
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FT Graphic World
The Financial Times presented a series of interactive 3D projections in New York’s Grand Central Terminal, with infographics designed to stop busy commuters in their tracks. Graphic World is an “innovative and thought-provoking visual exploration of global business and the world economy.”
Commuters were invited to interact with the projections by walking across a large touch-sensitive mat, which controlled the visuals.
Amazing interactive action!!!!
Dear New York
Video to celebrate the opening of the new Zara Flagship Store on 5th Avenue New York.
(via yorokobumag)
Social Media scapes from the screen
Wallit app creates virtual wall in physical places
Wallit allows users to view and “post” to virtual walls located around the world in the same way they do to a friend’s or business’s social network profile providing a unique glimpse into a collection of content that was created by people who were actually there. Unlike other geo-location apps, Wallit allows people to see who else is present, interact with one another and leave their mark at settings as varied as a high school graduation to a first kiss shared below the Eiffel Tower.
Another timely example includes the ability to write on Wallit walls located at Apple Stores during the upcoming iPad 3 launch. People can post their own reactions and discover what others are saying about the new product. Because the app is location-based, only those who are in Apple retail locations can write on the Apple Wallit walls. The possibilities for connecting with others at public virtual walls, or for businesses to capture customer sentiment, are endless.
Wallit socializes augmented reality experiences. Its geo-social app is a platform for people to create one-of-a-kind multi-media messages on virtual walls located around the world. Going far beyond a check in, Wallit is a new kind of geo-social network that exhibits the character of places. Its virtual walls provide a canvas for people to discover and share sentiments. Wallit sparks intrigue as walls are revealed through Smartphones, unveiling location-specific content and inviting opportunity to connect with others who are there. By capturing people’s sentiments on virtual walls created during the moments they spent there, Wallit.s videos and observations open up, for the first time, the opportunity to preserve location-specific experiences.
More info at Wallitapp.com
via: Mkgdigital, mattermedia
“The Whole Picture” by Th Guardian
(via ilovecom)
The Evolution of the Mobile Phone
Infographic
PDT, a product development technologies company created this awesome infographic which details the evolution of the mobile phone during the past four decades.
via:: blog.hubspot.com
How Are Smartphones Being Used?
infographic
by Tatango
data via the Pew Research Centers, Internet and American Life Project.
via: blog.hubspot.com
Interactive Sesame Street Playset AR prototype
Using Qualcomm’s Vuforia augmented reality platform, and the camera from a tablet or smartphone running the app, the user (hopefully your kids) can bring scenes to life. we saw Bert and Ernie enjoying some tunes after a jukebox was placed in the room. It also has the ability to turn the disco lights on and play music. Other accessories included a toilet and car.
via: mattermedia, netbooknews
Mashup campaign for Mad Men
The new Mad Men Ad Campaign Invites Subway Graffiti & Photoshopping.
Posters and billboards popping up in anticipation of the series’ return show a silhouette of Don, like the one in the opening titles, free-falling into oblivion. They’re eye-catching, if a little spartan, leaving some New Yorkers inclined to get artistic.
The marketing campaign for Mad Men’s upcoming season has been getting a good amount of press, especially considering its spare styling. The ads, which feature a suited man (presumably Don Draper) falling from the sky have left much, if not all, to the viewer’s imagination.
Maybe a little too much. Recently the ads, which appear in many subway platforms, have been the target of graffiti artists who have took to using the superfluous space for their own designs, such as Don riding the spray of a whale, Don walking a tightrope and Don falling into a martini glass.
Check out the whole spectrum of Mad Men subway art over at Gothamist, where they’ve amassed an impressive collection of subway art and reader’s submissions reworking the now famous ad.
via: El País, Gothamist, ohnotheydidnt, complex.com
Flying People in New York City
Three human shaped RC planes were flown around New York City to create the illusion of people flying. Lots of fun.
“It’s apparently viral marketing for that movie Chronicle. “Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s… product placement!” But still. Wow”
via: coilhouse.net
Get ready for the big game, Super Bowl 2012
A fight to become the best.. commercial
Watch and vote for your favorite commercials from The Big Game at YouTube’s AdBlitz channel! The winning ad — as chosen by the YouTube community — will be featured on the YouTube home page on February 18.
Official 2012 Honda CR-V Game Day Commercial - “Matthew’s Day Off” Extended Version
To celebrate the launch of the all-new 2012 CR-V, Honda brought Ferris Bueller’s Day Off back in a big game commercial. We cast Matthew Broderick as himself, skipping out on a day of acting work and living it up in his all-new CR-V. Relive movie history with Honda’s fresh twist and wonderful homage to this ’80s classic. Think you’re a true fan of Ferris Bueller’s Day Off? We hid over two dozen references to the movie throughout the commercial. Some are obvious, some are VERY subtle. See how many you can find. #dayoff
The Dog Strikes Back: 2012 Volkswagen Game Day Commercial.
In this extended version of our 2012 Game Day commercial, the sporty, all-new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle inspires Bolt the dog to get in shape, and an intergalactic superstar makes a surprise appearance. Love Star Wars and Volkswagen? Create an Intergalactic Invite to your Big Game party here: http://vw.com/star-wars-invite
Toyota Camry 2012 Big Game :60 Commercial - It’s Reinvented.
Toyota reinvents more than the Camry in this extended version of the blockbuster commercial that started it all. What would you like #reinvented?
Samsung 2012 Big Game Teaser - Galaxy Note, The Next Big Thing is already here… Again.
The next big thing is already here. See why everyone is talking about the Samsung Galaxy S II - http://www.facebook.com/samsungmobileUSA
