WiiRemote As A Head Tracking Device

Yesterday we wrote about using a Nokia 95 as a mouse and today I found another great application. Have a look at the video. I have been really impressed by the possibilities of this.

iPhone Was Not Designed To Do This

I think that one of the most interesting thing in our job is trying to understand what customers do with your products. Even if you are convinced that you covered all of the possible use cases for your product/application/service you can rest sure that out there there is some crazy guy that will find something […]

It Doesn't Matter How Hard You Push. Some People Will Never Use Your Product

We spend most of our day scouting for new products and services to load on our mobile phones. We have seen a lot of good applications and plenty of great products but, sometimes, it does not seem to be enough. I landed at London Heathrow and was standing by the conveyor waiting for my bag […]

The Press And Communicating Innovation

I was sitting on my deskchair reading a newspaper when I came across this news: “Davide e la rivoluzione degli sms da 1 cent” that may be translated in “Davide, and the 1 cent SMS revolution”. The writer talks about the Skebby application and the impact it may have on the operator SMS market. I […]

Innovation and Senior People

I have read an interesting post titled “Put your Senior People on Innovation Projects” on the BFQ Innovation Weblog. Really interesting reading. The main two things I brought away from this post are the following two sentences: current quarter pressures had forced a business unit to cut costs by stopping efforts in a promising new […]

Innovation funnel and funny services

When I went through this article from Digital Chosunibo I could not do anything else that roll on the floor laughing. SK Telecom has launched a new service dedicated to fishermen that will allow them to monitor the depth and temperature of the water where they are fishing and will show them the location of […]

Vice President of Stupidity

There is some fun in this even if it proves to be absolutely true, specially in innovation or R&D departments. I have run through Mike Sigers post at Simplenomics (by the way, highly recommended). The main thing is: You and I both know itâ€™s true. Almost every CEO out there needs some to stand up […]

You need to be a revolutionary

Let’s have a look at the dictionary: rev-o-lu-tion: The overthrow of one government and its replacement with another. A sudden or momentous change in a situation rev-o-lu-tion-ary:Â of, pertaining to, characterized by, or of the nature of a revolution, or a sudden, complete, or marked change. radically new or innovative; outside or beyond established procedure, […]

Device morphing

If I look at what a mobile phone is today it’s very difficult to say that is only a phone. It is a phone when you are making a call. It’s a camera when you are taking pictures. It’s a camcorder when you are shooting a video. It is a television set when you are […]

Innovation is in the details

Since we have moved our blog to Mediatemple we have been using Google Analytics to monitor usage statistics. Personally I have always found the tool way too much complex for my needs. In the last few days I shopped around and finally decided to go with Clicky. I signed up for the free service and […]

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