(untitled) digital creative blog

Location layers have had a bit of a slating since their launch. Not only applications like Qype's slightly awkward interface on Google's AR but nothing's been promoted as massive, holy heck download it now!!. Now, as Foursquare launches "location layers" will we see a move to Foursquare in not o... [More]

Ah Facebook, today we see you following in the steps of awkward face recognition that iPhoto heralds. Sometimes working for those who put the effort into tagging their photos, we're ambivalent. On the other hand, when you raised album photo limits back in January 2009 we groaned, loudly. "200 p... [More]

Google, it seems, plan to launch a music download service. Luckily though, they're keeping it within the trend of cloud-based subscriptions. The twist? It's specifically for Android. This comes after lots of talk (faffing) about a Google music creation throughout the last couple of years. Com... [More]

How do you feel about Foursquare and Gowalla? It may be about to get a lot less annoying. Granted, I'm in the group of people that sits on the sidelines thinking that perhaps Foursquare and Gowalla could be a bit cool but also angrily grumbles about both appearing unhelpfully in Twitter streams,... [More]

In what Apple fans will no doubt be calling an epic fail, Microsoft' is to launch its own version of Google Docs.  Essentially this will see their products open up to the cloud (ah, the good old 'cloud), including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel.  Online users will essentially be able to do ... [More]

Check out this neat YouTube/Google Earth mashup advertising the new A-Team movie. Whilst still in YouTube you get to drive the A-Team van through Google Earth Cities including our very own London, I even managed (after a bit of driving around) to find (untitled) HQ! The idea is to complete 4 task... [More]

Youtube's going local, but why is this any good? Currently YouTube is available throughout the globe to anywhere with an Internet connection but slow, very slow, the globe is going local (and there's been a disgusting amount of discussion over the topic). This started as a lazy trend a decade ag... [More]

Socialnomics have updated their original Social Media Revolution video with new stats, new graphics...and the same song. Luckily the song isn't the important bit and Erik Qualman has made another great video on all things social, which is definitely a great thing to show to companies who are a bit... [More]

Do you want to be a face of Dominoes, or part of the growing trend of 'Sellsumer' as they're now being dubbed? Dominoes, fabled and youtube-known pizza chain have created a Google Adwords style widget, and are on the hunt for consumers with websites to promote their pizzas for them. Their new ma... [More]

For a while, Foursquare's been promising rewards to frequent visitors and there's been a couple of rewards card apps flying about for the iPhone.  Today though, we can happily see Generation Y take over and the slow removal of wallets, bank cards and coins from society.  Starbucks, you s... [More]

Check out this pretty neat augmented reality experience brought to you by Saatchi & Saatchi Germany for Toyota Europe. Users are given the opportunity to create their own augmented reality environment by printing markers from the website that represent different objects from trees, bridges, c... [More]

When Rob asked me to write up a blog post on an article he had written called 'Dangling the carrot' I was a little dubious and wondered if it was suitable for work. However when he explained it was about how to drive visitors to your website and keep them coming back I was relieved. This time Rob... [More]

Youtube annotations are finally being used in an interesting way by a big brand. The world's largest toy company Mattel is using YouTube's techonology in a major digital campaign for its new product Hot Wheels Custom Motors. The new product allows you to customise your vehicle in over 100 combinat... [More]

Having just watched a short video about Google's taking over the world, the Internet, and the very cables that deliver said Internet, and spent a short aftermath considering the potential evils of the company, I've been quite easily won over by this new release: Google Public Data Explorer. Googl... [More]

More interesting than Google Buzz, over which the general public can't seem to decide if it loves, hates it, or just wants to shout loudly about it without having a real opinion, Google Street View Snowmobile has appeared. Joyfully trumping the Street Car and Street Trike, Snow mobile will be tra... [More]

The Apple iPad has been launched. We have made some feminine-hygeine jokes, chortled, and idly wondered if we'll be inclined to buy it. Unfortunately we then had to turn off our Twitter apps because the inundation was unbearable. There is other important news in the world today, aside from Appl... [More]

Apple is soaring today. Ahead of their new product announcements, the rate of iPhone sales and share prices has upped significantly. If you fancy using your iPod touch or iPhone to pretend to be a shareholder, iTrade is a great app that simulated trading - unfortunately you don't win any money b... [More]

We have a full-time opening for a junior to mid-level asp.net developer in our East London based digital creative agency. You’ll be joining our small team of developers and will have the full support of the technical lead to help you grow and develop. You’ll help devise solutions and ... [More]

We are pleased to announce that The Grocer in association with (untitled) are offering one lucky reader the chance to win six months' of digital marketing consultance worth £30k absolutely free, this will also include free online PR from On&Off Communications. So if you need help when it ... [More]

Our very own Rob Hollands and Rick Evans, MD and Creative Director, have been featured in a magazine this week, although they were slightly disappointed to hear it wasn't for Heat's 'Torso of the Week'. Even better, and far more likely, they feature in this week's The Grocer, a comprehensive sourc... [More]