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Promo site: http://www.halti.com Advertising Agency: hasan & partners, Helsinki, Finland Creative Director: Eka Ruola Art Directors: Nono Alakari, Ossi Honkanen Copywriter: Saku Everi Technical designer: Edvard Immonen Published: February 2010
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For once the dark side saves the planet. Advertising Agency: Germaine, Belgium Account: Christina Lemahieu Creative Director: Dirk Domen Creatives: Jef Boes & Pieter Claeys Photographer: Evert Thiry Retouching: Chester @ The Livingroom Director: Joost Wynant Production Company: Pimpz.be Producer: Hans Buyse Production Leader: Sam Verhaert Post production: Karel Vandezande Website: Gonzales.be
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The farm – Struggle for existence Farmen (The farm) is a famous TV-show in Norway where the participants is “sent” 100 years back in time. There they have to live like they once did in 1910. To promote the show we took a nice toilet in a restaurant and sent it 100 years back in time. Advertising Agency: McCann, Oslo, Norway Art Director: Geir Florhaug Copywriter: Frank Standal Dybhavn Account Director: Thomas Høgebøl Project Manager: Beril Holte Rasmussen
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Today in a major breakthrough, Microsoft’s Eric Rudder, while speaking at Tech-Ed Middle East, gave a fantastic demonstration of a game developed in the new Visual Studio 2010 as a singular project, that runs on multiple platforms. It can be played on Windows 7 based PC with a keyboard, on a Windows Phone 7 Series prototype device with accelerometer and touch controls, and on the Xbox 360 with gamepad. Amazing, isn’t it? One same game, running on three different screens, on three different platforms. There is also no reason why Zune wont chip-in to these sometime in near future. The game in question was “Indiana Jones” which has been developed with 90% shared code across the said three devices. You can start playing it on your Xbox 360, save it, and then later resume it on your phone or a Windows 7 PC from exact location where you left it on your Xbox 360. Now that really is impressive stuff! Here is the video of the demonstration: This is probably what the original “Live Anywhere” was all about which Bill Gates envisaged back in 2006. And we can now finally see Microsoft bringing this all together to their benefit. We all knew Microsoft had to do something remarkable to come back in this game, and they have done something which their competitors ( iPhone , Android , Symbian) doesn’t have. Game on I say! [ via Engadget] You may also like to check out: Windows Phone 7 Series vs iPhone Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Windows Phone 7 Series Video Walkthrough You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Windows phones. Related Posts Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Phones Windows Phone 7 Series is the New iPhone Killer Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration Windows Phone 7 Series Support on Mac. Will Redmond bring Cupertino in the Loop? Windows Phone 7 Series Metro UI for Windows Mobile 6.5.x
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Advertising Agency: Yarkoni, Haifa, Israel Creative Director: Gil Goren Art Director: Nir Cshnapp Copywriter: Gil Goren Photographer: Ariel Van Straten Art team member: Avishai Dotan Published: December 2009
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Advertising Agency: Rapp, Paris, France Creative Directors: Damien Frossard, Gilles Duplan Art Director: Thibault Choquel Copywriter: Filipe Vilas-Boas Content Manager: Romain Pergeaux Director: François Nemeta Production house: Blue Film Published: February 2010
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Advertising Agency: Rapp, Paris, France Creative Directors: Damien Frossard, Gilles Duplan Art Director: Thibault Choquel Copywriter: Filipe Vilas-Boas Content Manager: Romain Pergeaux Director: François Nemeta Production house: Blue Film Published: February 2010
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As you may or may not know, Apple has begun removing all WiFi stumbler apps from the App Store. Well, one developer, Aspecto Software , has turned to the dark side, to get their App out there. “ WiFiFoFum “, is now available for free, in Cydia. Just 2 weeks ago, we heard the story that all “booby” apps were being pulled from the App Store, in an effort to make the App Store more family friendly. Now, this week, Apple has started pulling all WiFi finder apps. This time they have more of a legal reason to do so. Apparently, these WiFi apps use undocumented, private API’s. This is something Apple does not allow. Developer Aspecto Software won’t be shut down that easily. They have released their app in Cydia, as a free download. You can go get it now! We will undoubtably see other developers go this route, as well. Expect to see more WiFI and “boob” apps show up in Cydia as they get shot down from the App Sotre. In fact, Infomind , developer of “ yFy Network Finder “, have said that they will have a Cydia release very soon. Get more updates from me on Twitter: @rorypiper You can follow us on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google and Apple. Related Posts InfiniBoard for iPhone to be Released in Cydia Today Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince on iPhone for FREE James Bond Style Antitheft Alarm App for Your iPhone F0recast Released for iPhone 3.1.3 Jailbreak Info Turn Your iPhone and iPod touch into iPad
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550 watts. MMR 1501 electric food chopper. Advertising Agency: DDB, Düsseldorf, Germany Creative Directors: Michael Roeder, Anke Lieb Art Directors: Sabine Köhnlein, Maya Darli Copywriter: Andreas Klein Photographers: Christian Stoll, Rasmus Published: January 2010
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550 watts. MMR 1501 electric food chopper. Advertising Agency: DDB, Düsseldorf, Germany Creative Directors: Michael Roeder, Anke Lieb Art Directors: Sabine Köhnlein, Maya Darli Copywriter: Andreas Klein Photographers: Christian Stoll, Rasmus Published: January 2010
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550 watts. MMR 1501 electric food chopper. Advertising Agency: DDB, Düsseldorf, Germany Creative Directors: Michael Roeder, Anke Lieb Art Directors: Sabine Köhnlein, Maya Darli Copywriter: Andreas Klein Photographers: Christian Stoll, Rasmus Published: January 2010
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The feeling lives on Advertising Agency: GJP Advertising and Design, Toronto, Canada Creative Director: Lisa Greenberg Art Director: Chris Duchaine Copywriter: Ross Pryde Director: Mark Gilbert Production: Untitled Editor: Rooster Post Production: Track and Field Aired: October 2009
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The feeling lives on Advertising Agency: GJP Advertising and Design, Toronto, Canada Creative Director: Lisa Greenberg Art Director: Chris Duchaine Copywriter: Ross Pryde Director: Mark Gilbert Production: Untitled Editor: Rooster Post Production: Track and Field Aired: October 2009
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The feeling lives on Advertising Agency: GJP Advertising and Design, Toronto, Canada Creative Director: Lisa Greenberg Art Director: Chris Duchaine Copywriter: Ross Pryde Director: Mark Gilbert Production: Untitled Editor: Rooster Post Production: Track and Field Aired: October 2009
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Advertising Agency: Juniper Park, South Africa Production Company: Gorgeous Enterprises Director: Vince Squibb Producer: Spencer Dodd Director of Photography: Jess Hall Editorial Company: The Quarry Editor: Paul Watts Music House: PIRATE /Hook Music: Tim Myers, “Beautiful World” FX: The Mill –London Post Lead: Barnsley