Posted in Social Media on Sep 13th, 2010
The new smartphone application called Glympse is absolutely brilliant. Where Foursquare allows your friends to see where you are, Glympse allows your friends to see where you are heading. It combines everything that has previously annoyed me about other location services such as Google Latitude. The problem with Google Latitude was the fact that you [...]
Posted in Facebook, Social Network on Aug 30th, 2010
Are you wondering what all the talk with Facebook Places is about? Here’s an explanation by the people at Facebook. According to Facebook, Places is basically about knowing where you friends hang out. From our profiles on Facebook, we all know and share all other sorts of things about each other. But a fundamental thing [...]
Posted in Mindjumpers on Apr 24th, 2010
Our friends at Tactile (iPhone apps and game developing company) have just submitted a new fun app to the iTunes AppStore – the Crazy Test. To make a teaser for the campaign, they made this little video of a moron running around almost naked, with a Starwars looking helmeth in the streets and stores of [...]
Posted in Social Responsibility, Tech Development on Oct 14th, 2009
Written by Thilde Vesterby Finally here is an iPhone app that doesn’t drown in the thousands of fun but more or less useless apps on the market. Yesterday, a new and very different iPhone app became available in the App Store: the Give Work iPhone app. The app is a corporation between the crowdsourcing platform [...]
Posted in Social Media, Tech Development on Sep 30th, 2009
Written by Christine Dissing Christine is a guest writer on Mindjumpers’ blog: Christine works with mobile marketing at the Danish mobile marketing company Responsfabrikken. When Christine isn’t working she is finishing her master degree in Market Communication Management. How do you communicate and deliver a serious message to teens, who are always on the go [...]
