English
Of all the devices that populate our lives, none seem to have taken a more central role than our mobile phones. Whether standing in line at the store or during our daily commutes, we take any and every opportunity to get lost in the glow
2015 has already been an exciting year for retail innovation, with everyone from large brands to small merchants thinking of new ways to connect with their digital consumers. The past few years have been marked with radical change in the retail space, with the owners
In an extension to its highly successful Tracker App, Domino's Live is being trialled in Salt Lake City, Utah that shows live video of customer's pizzas being made. With the philosophy that "when you make you great food, you have nothing to hide" this initiative shows true transparency
UK retailer Tesco is using Google Street View for a promotion that rewards users for finding virtual Easter eggs. Call it an Easter egg hunt for real Easter eggs. If you live in the UK you can claim a chocolate egg if you find three virtual eggs.
First there was paywithatweet.com, now Chirpify, which already enabled social commerce on Twitter and Instagram, has expanded to Facebook, enabling people to purchase goods on the social network just by commenting. The platform lets users make payments or donations with one comment in the news
As part of the relaunch of their 8th floor Co-op at the flagship store in New York last year, Barneys launched genes@co-op, an interactive cafe featuring a 30-foot long digital banquet table. Developed by 2x4 it features a table top that includes a simple ordering system
At RandC we're loving this beautiful installation by BMW that transformed cars travelling along 6th Avenue in Manhattan into futuristic BMW i3s and i8s. A smart execution that shows the future of interactive windows. This type of technology has huge potential for a range of retail
With shoppable content, spreads that tell a story, and the integration of iTunes apps and music playlists, Crate & Barrel’s newly updated catalogues seem like miniature magazines. The retailer, known for its well-made, quality furniture and décor, seems to be taking a different approach to
This one is focused on where, when and what people share.
So sharing is still as popular as ever – tell us something we don’t know.