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I just read about Emotibles on the Cool Hunter. They have a line of accessories to spruce up iPod earphones. It’s a fairly simple concept – flexible rubber charms grip onto your iPod earphones. In the age of personlisation, it’s a clever way to differentiate yourself from the millions of “regular” iPod owners (or uSheep [...]
From Reengineering The Corporation: For an idea to gain acceptance, everyone along the way must say yes, but killing an idea only requires one no.
I came across two really interesting videos thanks to Adoption Curve Dot Net by Johnny Chung Lee from Carnegie Mellon University. Chung Lee hacks a Wii to track fingers Minority Report style and how to create a Low-Cost Multi-touch Whiteboard using the Wiimote. Both the Wii and the iPhone are examples of user experience which [...]
Guy Kawasaki‘s “Art of the Start” presentation. It’s aimed at entrepreneurs, but relevant to everyone. People should be forced to watch this in my opinion. Technorati Tags: Guy Kawasaki, Piaras Kelly, Entrepreneurship
I was eating dinner in a pub before going off to see a musical last night. I was finished my meal and was surprised when the waitress brought over a bowl of cocktail sausages when I finished my meal. I was about to say that I didn’t order them when I saw that she had [...]
A picture is worth a thousand words I don’t know about the rest of the world but the AA in Ireland run traffic updates on some of the major radio stations. I happened to come across this story about aspiring mobile phone weather presenters gathering for auditions for a video based mobile phone service. Only [...]
An idea for restaurant owners to bring in more customers
7 Comments Published May 25th, 2005 in IdeasEvery now and again an idea pops into my head. While I may never do anything with it, I may as well blurt it out here in the hope that someone else makes use of it. Myself and Ed were out for a meal the other day; I fancied an Indian and there happened to [...]
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