March 2009
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Ustream Launches Watershed Mobile →
In my post, Do Churches Really Need Their Own iPhone App?, I kind of freak out at the end when dreaming about the ultimate church app. Well, until the dream becomes reality, Ustream may help us along with its white label, video streaming app for iPhone.
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WatchThis ad from GE brings the future of augmented reality into people’s homes using existing technology that many people already have. A computer with a printer and webcam is all you need to experience the ad, but if you don’t have that or the time, just check this video out for a demonstration.
I’ve been reading and hearing a lot of talk about augmented reality over the past few...
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WatchFennec Beta 1 walkthrough on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
Fennec is the mobile version of Firefox (my personal preference). It will be good to see some old fashioned competition hit the mobile browser market.
WatchVideo of the mechanical proof of our lenticular promo piece for Easter Weekend at Henderson Hills. This was my first time to work on a lenticular project. We used Big3D.com and I was very impressed with my interaction with them as well as how quickly they were able to get things moving on this project. Follow Bradley of Big3D on twitter and let him know if you need some rad samples.
Church Marketing Sucks: To Text or Not to Text? →
Tim Schraeder wants you to consider carefully whether text messages is a tool your church should use. If you decide that it is, then check out TextHub, who is offering a free year of service to churches!
At Henderson Hills, we’ve been using TextMarks successfully. However, this free year business is enticing.