By DJ Edgerton (@wiltonbound)
Back in August, we talked about how games have evolved from Pong and Space Invaders, to currently popular social-network games like Farmville. As we pointed out, learning can often happen faster and more effectively with a good game, and can even grease the wheels of social interactions.
We continue to believe that the [...]
Tags:Augmented reality·condition·console·diabetes·disorder·doctor·Education·group·Health·health management·innovation·patient·physical therapy·rehabilitation·social media·Virtual reality
By Daniel Licht (@thedvl)
Recently Zemoga worked with PSFK on concepts for their new report in conjunction with UNICEF. Now those are some big names. PSFK, for those that don’t know are the leaders in innovative ideas and trend spotting. If I need to explain UNICEF then you need some rethinking of your news sources and [...]
Tags:Augmented reality·creativity·crowdfunding·Design·future·healthcare industry·innovation·mobile·PSFK·SMS·social media·technology·Trends·UNICEF
We’ll be kicking off this week’s theme of “Ones to Watch” by revisiting Pixels & Pills’ interview with Google’s Amy Cowan at the ePharma Summit earlier this year.
By Jason Brandt
Last month, Pixels & Pills’ Carl Turner interviewed Amy Cowan, head of the health industry for Google at the ePharma Summit.
In her conversation with Carl, Amy [...]
Tags:advertising·Augmented reality·communication·e-pharma summit·Google·Google Health·Opinion·Video
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By DJ Edgerton
Sardonic coolhunters like to say that by the time the New York Times reports on the latest trend, it’s already passe.
Well, by that definition, social media is positively primeval.
Take Twitter, the current media darling. It was first mentioned in the NYT way back in 2006 as one [...]
