When we work in the digital space it’s not all about marketing, we’ve always been a believer that the most useful of devices connect with people in way that lasts far longer.

How do you re-invent the thermostat? It’s a piece of technology that exists in most households. Wether you have airconditioning or central heating, the look and function of the device hasn’t altered a great deal for the last 50 years. A simple mercury switch that engages your heating or cooling system, you set the temperature and hey presto… It just works, why change it?

The integrated window display at London’s One New Change shopping centre was erected overnight and allows shoppers to purchase groceries on their mobile phones, then have them delivered to their door.
 
The move gives Ocado its first physical presence on the high street.
 
The shopping wall mirrors an experiment by Tesco earlier this year in South Korea. Tesco circulated footage of how a shopping wall would work in a subway, prompting consumer excitement.

Target’s collaboration with Missoni, debuting in stores next month, also marks the retailer’s first use of “shoppable videos.” A range of brands have been testing this technology, which enables consumers to click on items within a video; then they’re either redirected to an e-commerce page or able to add the item to a shopping cart without leaving the video. Some videos are visually arresting (Gucci and high-end men’s retailer Oki-Ni), some use music video-style storytelling (Canadian sportswear brand Roots) and others use basic stylist tips.