As of a year ago, I imagined people walking around with QR codes on t-shirts to allow others to see the online side of themselves. (I still need to order mine.) I also imagined QR tattoos but thought it would be years away. I was WRONG! Enjoy!
Technology Loop by Portlandia (video)
Great skit on how bad it can get when you’re drinking from the fire hose, called tech!
The history of Copyright (video)
I found this great video on copyright and thought I’d share it. (This video reminded me of a great movie called RiP Remix Manifesto.) Enjoy!
Real life Facebook & Twitter (video)
This is a funny video that highlights the differences between social life and the online social life. Interesting to think about . . .
Diesel’s social commmerce
I’ve posted about the flavors of social commerce before and mentioned Diesel’s in-store connection to Facebook in Spain. It looks like the experiment is over and they’re going to promote this form of social commerce using QR codes. I love it!
Understanding Smartphone Consumers (video)
Google produced this video to help sell mobile ads (Which you should invest in right now!). I’m posting it because of the great statistics on Smartphone usage. Enjoy!
HTML 5 is almost there (video)
I believe the technology is going to get to where it needs to be unless apps can figure out how to do something that web apps can’t. The real question for me is bandwidth. Bandwidth is an extremely expensive problem to solve.
Visualize your Foursquare check-ins with weeplaces (video)
Building on the concept of a map of me, weeplaces allows you to map your check-ins. I love this.
FourSquare Visualization by WeePlaces.com from Eric Wu on Vimeo.
Driving qualified leads from WordPress into Salesforce (video)
Saw this great video on Mashable about the latest plug-in for WordPress. Now you can drive qualified leads into Salesforce directly from WordPress! Very surprised this wasn’t written for LinkedIn first. Enjoy!
QR code building by Teradadesign + Qosmo
Teradadesign + Qosmo of Tokyo covered the facade of a building that when viewed through an iPhone app, shows ” virtual interactions”. (This is one of the ways I hoped this would go when I posted about QR codes and augmented reality being combined.) Enjoy!