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The World’s First Music-Activated Run to Debut at CES 2016
PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED ON TALENT ZOO’S DIGITAL PIVOT Technogym, an innovator in the World of Health and Fitness, is releasing a product that will literally have fitness junkies running to get it. A company that has prided itself on technology and design-driven product lines, Technogym now gives you “happy feet” for yet another fabulous reason — the “World’s First Music Interactive Treadmill!” Well, duh! It’s about time! We have been waiting for one of these babies! Companies like Samsung and Creative Technologies have been “auralating” for years, analyzing us and selecting music based on our current mood. So why hasn’t anyone put this technology into a treadmill? Probably liability concerns. The…
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Photography Changed Forever: A Bandwagon Even Mr. Walt Disney Would Jump On!
PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED TO TALENT ZOO’S DIGITAL PIVOT It seems that 2016 will be far from a boring year. With so many IoT devices hitting the markets, many of us just won’t know how to act. For the photographer still in love with film, this message is especially for you! Set for release in August, we won’t even be able to look at photographs the same again…literally! Originally planning a 2015 release, LifePrint just didn’t “click” with audiences who didn’t quite “get” IoT technology and digital imagery – or what they could potentially bring. An August 2014 Kickstarter campaign proved unsuccessful. But, with the passion and persistence, LifePrint reemerges from the start-up…
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Continue Holiday Savings Through the Holidays with WishAlerts
PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED ON TALENT ZOO’S DIGITAL PIVOT There’s no better time for shopping than the holiday season. But right after the holidays, sales are “sleeping in heavenly peace” as they decide to return to the same overpriced mess that they were before Halloween. Most prices will remain peaked until an all-clearance event or the next year’s Black Friday sales. Say no more! We got this! To help you through your year, WishAlerts released the birth of a new savior. This one will save your wallets and continue holiday savings through the new year. This is a first for “interactive commerce,” as it connects mobile shoppers with merchants, and cuts out “the middle…
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Smart Shoes Kicking Jordan to the Curb and Doing the MoonWalk…Literally!
PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED TO TALENT ZOO’S DIGITAL PIVOT We have all heard of the Internet of Things (IoT), but what about the social media of things? In 2016, we will be seeing a shift in wearables that will bring us all closer together. We will also see a shift in how we connect with one another. Many product developers are finding ways to “reinvent the wheel,” and apparently shoe designers are no different. MoonWalker, on the other hand, is not reinventing the wheel; they are changing the game. Launching an IndieGoGo Campaign, MoonWalker already has people talking about the new direction of wearables…social shoes that defy gravity will “kick” it all off! Ladies…
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2016 Predictions in Mobile Trending by Appery.io
Previously Published on TalentZoo’s Digital Pivot Who better to make predictions about top trends in mobile app development for 2016 than the development platform Appery themselves? Appery.io has been widely received amongst small to enterprise businesses, with over 300,000 developers and counting. Encouraging productivity in the workspace by facilitating collaboration, communication, and cross-platform connectivity, Appery gives well-educated insight into what we can expect to see in the upcoming year. This comes with the estimation that by 2020, we will also see over 26 billion IoT devices connecting professionals across enterprises all over the world. 1. “Hybrid HTML5 development will gain enterprise momentum.” Appery points out that native apps are much more…
