This week KLM Royal Dutch Airlines launched a free app for iPhone and Blackberry. Using this app and mobile websites it is now possible to check in online, receive an electronic boarding pass and look up up to date arrival and departure times.
Restaurants often don’t have a website that is also easily accessible for mobile phones. The solution is a mobile website. It is a ‘light’ version of a regular website, designed specifically for mobile phones. Except that the site fits the screen and loads quickly, guests can immediately determine the route (using GPS), or recommend the restaurant via Facebook or Twitter. Moreover, more mobile websites improve SEO.
The chocolate cooler ensures the right temperature for chocolate. The cooler is designed for storing chocolate and pastries. The exterior is fashionably black with a dark-tinted glass door. Two wooden trays can be removed for some extra capacity and the cooler can be easily cleaned.
Local farmers in Ecuador invented edible roses. The roses are of the same type as the non-edible roses, but by an alternative treatment suitable as food for humans.
The “Boil Buoy” lets you know when your water is boiling. By means of a little bell the “boil buoy” indicates when the water is boiling.
TAT, a Swedish company specialized in user experience, made a nice movie about the future of handheld devices.
At the expo ‘La Carte d’apres Nature’ designer Anne Holtorp presented his vision of a floating island of styrofoam with a spa. The building is covered with plants and flowers for the production of oxygen and to eliminate CO2 substances from the air.
After having spotted Flogo’s before, for more experienced pilot there’s another challenge: Skytyping. Skytyping is a message in de air, made of small clouds.
Sharp has developed a system for guests of a restaurant to order with an iPad. Watch the movie for more information.
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This week KLM Royal Dutch Airlines launched a free app for iPhone and Blackberry. Using this app and mobile websites it is now possible to check in online, receive an electronic boarding pass and look up up to date arrival and departure times.
Restaurants often don’t have a website that is also easily accessible for mobile phones. The solution is a mobile website. It is a ‘light’ version of a regular website, designed specifically for mobile phones. Except that the site fits the screen and loads quickly, guests can immediately determine the route (using GPS), or recommend the restaurant via Facebook or Twitter. Moreover, more mobile websites improve SEO.
The chocolate cooler ensures the right temperature for chocolate. The cooler is designed for storing chocolate and pastries. The exterior is fashionably black with a dark-tinted glass door. Two wooden trays can be removed for some extra capacity and the cooler can be easily cleaned.
By adding water, the tablets of Cool Napkin change into a napkin.
Local farmers in Ecuador invented edible roses. The roses are of the same type as the non-edible roses, but by an alternative treatment suitable as food for humans.
The “Boil Buoy” lets you know when your water is boiling. By means of a little bell the “boil buoy” indicates when the water is boiling.
TAT, a Swedish company specialized in user experience, made a nice movie about the future of handheld devices.
At the expo ‘La Carte d’apres Nature’ designer Anne Holtorp presented his vision of a floating island of styrofoam with a spa. The building is covered with plants and flowers for the production of oxygen and to eliminate CO2 substances from the air.
After having spotted Flogo’s before, for more experienced pilot there’s another challenge: Skytyping. Skytyping is a message in de air, made of small clouds.
Sharp has developed a system for guests of a restaurant to order with an iPad. Watch the movie for more information.
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