Motorista-mirim responde chamados de passageiros em aplicativo de táxi
Posted in: UncategorizedO aplicativo Hailo usado para chamar táxis na cidade de Dublin comemora esta semana seu terceiro ano em operação. Como forma de brincar com a data, eles colocaram um motorista-mirim no volante, deram-lhe um táxi e acesso ao aplicativo para que ele trabalhasse, enquanto as reações dos passageiros eram gravadas por câmeras escondidas. Obviamente o […]
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The Internet Lampoons Time's Virtual Reality Cover
Posted in: UncategorizedThe internet couldn’t resist remixing Time’s magazine cover featuring Oculus Rift inventor Palmer Luckey in the midst of a virtual reality experience.
The Aug. 17 cover features Mr. Luckey levitating on what looks like a beach with the cover line, “The Surprising Joy of Virtual Reality and Why It’s About to Change the World.”
Reactions have been mixed, with some praising the image and others mocking it. On the mocking side, a headline from IT industry mag The Register read, “Moronic Time cover sets back virtual reality another 12 months” and one from Refinery29 read, “TIME’s Tone-Deaf Cover Reinforces All The Wrong Silicon Valley Stereotypes.”
Drew Barrymore Pitches Walmart, Disney Brings 'Star Wars' to 'Infinity': It's Last Night's New Ads
Posted in: UncategorizedEvery weekday, we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new and trending TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, a company that catalogs, tags and measures activity around TV ads in real time. The New Releases here ran on TV for the first time yesterday. The Most Engaging ads are showing sustained social heat, ranked by SpotShare scores reflecting the percent of digital activity associated with each one over the past week. See the methodology here.
Among the new releases, Drew Barrymore helps women pick glasses at the Walmart Vision Center and Disney hypes the addition of “Star Wars” characters to its videogame “Infinity” not long before its new “Star Wars” movie reaches theaters.
Nike’s recent spot pitting Blake Griffin against Marvin the Martian, meanwhile, shot to first place in the digitally-engaging column, fetching more than five million views.
Want Your Mustang to Roar? Use Your iPhone
Posted in: UncategorizedSo you’ve bought a new Ford Mustang and you want to hear a perfect deep-throated roar as you punch the gas and pull away from that Chevy Camaro. There’s an app for that.
Roush Performance’s Active Exhaust lets an Apple iPhone or iPad customize a Mustang’s sound and save the settings on those devices. It’s available for 2015 Mustangs with Roush’s Quad Tip exhaust system.
“Custom mode is great because it lets the individual do what they want to do with the exhaust note,” Don Manfredi, VP-marketing at Roush Performance, said in a telephone interview. “You can truly say that this is your tune.”
Verizon's New Marketing Strategy: Simplified Choices, No More Subsidies
Posted in: UncategorizedVerizon is rolling out a big shift in its phone plans and smartphone pricing, but it won’t necessarily make things cheaper for consumers.
The company beginning Aug. 13 will stop subsidizing new smartphone purchases, offering customers only two options: Either buy the phone outright or pay $20 per month for it. That means customers can no longer get a new discounted phone in exchange for signing a two-year contract.
The company is also rolling out data packages that “come in sizes just like other things we buy,” according to a press release: small through x-large.
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Posted in: UncategorizedSorry.
Also this is a self-promo piece from the decidedly non pornographic sounding Canadian agency 88 Creative.