Archive for the ‘Apple’ Category

Around for more than 100 years, Monopoly has always been much more than a game. Its board design, playing pieces and rules have been revamped time and time again to reflect the ethos, cultures and experiences of the people who use them. Maybe that’s …

For years I’ve admired Dyson’s advertising campaigns. Smugness aside, they represent minimalism at its most pristine: nothing more than a product shot, few copy lines and logo. Dyson is rigorous in sticking to the script of simplicity in everything…

I recently attended the Customer Engagement Technology World (CETW) conference in San Francisco. During the conference I presented some of the work that Siegel+Gale has been doing with Bloomberg to create a cohesive brand experience through social medi…

Rumors abound that the name of the newest Android operating system will be “Key Lime Pie.” We of course have to wait for “Jelly Bean” to come out in the fall while still enjoying an “Ice Cream Sandwich.” “Jelly Bean” and “Key Lime Pie…

It’s interesting that people are so wrapped up on what Apple is calling the new, third-generation iPad—“iPad,” with no number. Even though Steve Jobs is no longer around to launch Apple’s products with the ease, grace and simplicity he was kn…

Enquanto a Apple foi nomeada marca mais amada pelos Americanos nos aqui no Brasil também podemos dizer o mesmo, somos amantes da APPLE! apesar de pagarmos mais caro em toda linha de produto da marca, em comparação com qualquer outro … Continue reading →

For those of you who lack the time or inclination to count that many zeros, that figure is 25 billion…yes billion! And, given that app downloads across all platforms are only scheduled to reach 44 billion by 2016, that figure … Continue reading →

My son Max is spending the spring semester of his junior year in Barcelona. He’ll be there for the next four months, taking in the sights of Spain and traveling across Europe. It’s a tough life…and I wish I had it. Packing for Max was a breeze co…

A lot happened in 2011. Uprisings across the Arab world, the deaths of Osama Bin Laden and Kim Jong-il, earthquakes in New Zealand and Japan, and rioting across the United Kingdom. Yet according to Google, the top global search for 2011 was the Royal W…

A lot happened in 2011. Uprisings across the Arab world, the deaths of Osama Bin Laden and Kim Jong-il, earthquakes in New Zealand and Japan, and rioting across the United Kingdom. Yet according to Google, the top global search for 2011 was the Royal W…