Yesterday morning I got an email from Pizza Express announcing their new iPhone application. The idea for the application is simple, useful and pretty well executed. Its uses are threefold: 1. Download and store all your 2-4-1s and other voucher codes in it. 2. Search … Read More →
Do you believe everything you read? What about everything you see? We live in a world where everyone from BP to the Iranian government has been caught photoshopping images for their own ends. So with that in mind, you’d think that journalists would be pretty sharp … Read More →
Eristoff is one of the partners getting in on some of the action of the week long Volvo Snow Bombing festival in Mayrhofen. They have developed an iPhone app as part of their activation of the partnership, which helps festival goers find out where the action is, … Read More →
As most of our New Years resolutions begin to feel like they’re fading Nike have produced a new way to keep them alive this year with the release of new apps for the iPhone. The first one; the GPS & running application plans a route … Read More →
Give or take 5% (mainly take), 100% of blogs are about stuff that has already happened. Probably. Want to know about the iPhone 4? Millions of blogs will tell you. But want to know about the iPhone 10? What do you do? There’s only one … Read More →
Yesterday I downloaded the new Guardian app. So far I think it is brilliant because it allows you to download your daily news (choosing categories you want) for “Offline Reading” (on the tube). There are also a whole heap of other features that make consuming … Read More →
Barcode Hero have brought out a new form of Christmas wish list, they’ve developed an application for children which allows them to scan the barcodes of items they want for Christmas using an iPhone. The application then makes a ‘wish list’ out of all the … Read More →
UPDATE: It has been confirmed by a source at the Independent that in addition to the iPad application, i will have its very own iPhone and Android applications. These will be available early November. Alexander and Evgeny Lebedev announced yesterday that they will next week … Read More →
Luckily there’s 45 of us in MBA to keep on top of things. A quick look at 7 key things from the last 7 days sees the following: Book publishing takes another subtle turn, thanks to Stephen Fry Tools such as Seesmic keep having newer … Read More →
Educating people to spot the early signs of cancer
Cancer Research UK approached MediaCom Create to help educate people on how to spot the early signs and symptoms of cancer. If detected early, it’s more likely that treatment is a success which potentially could save thousands of lives. The app, “Signs and Symptoms” is … Read More →