The Disney Story app is a photo and video sharing app that groups all of your stored phone photos by location/date and creates a scrapbook-like presentation out of them. Continue reading
This may be one of my most ambitious stats posts yet. Today, we look at all things Google. Continue reading
Vine for Android is coming soon. Soon, us oppressed Android owners will be able to snap 6 second videos of our dogs and cats too. Continue reading
Always the April Fools pranksters (remember last year’s self-driven NASCAR car announcement?), Google is once again partaking in the age-old practice of trying to dupe people on April 1 into believing the unbelievable. Continue reading
The latest to jump on the Oscars bandwagon is Google. As you would probably expect, the owners of YouTube went the video route in creating Oscar content. Continue reading
For the second year in a row, the NFL will be streaming Sunday’s Super Bowl live on the web and mobile devices. If you aren’t going to be in front of a TV tomorrow night at 6:30pm ET, here are your options for catching the game: Continue reading
The University of Newcastle’s project uses the Layar app to deliver video, slides and images of buildings lost long ago right where they once stood. Continue reading
Now, when someone hovers over the cover of Taylor Swift’s latest album Red, using her app, they will unlock exclusive new video footage of Swift. Continue reading
It seems like the majority of the recent brand augmented reality (AR) campaigns have been centered on offering additional content about the product being advertised Jameson Irish Whiskey is bringing AR back to its gaming past by teaming up with Blippar on “Apple Attack.” Continue reading
Here is an interesting infographic that illustrates just how popular photos and videos are on social media and how the social networks are embracing this trend. Continue reading
