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Aer in Absolut Network

Posted in Aer, Music, News about , , at June 30th, 2011 by .

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The guys from Absolut Network, with the guys from Waaau tv in the cameras, have made a video about Aer focusing in our collaboration with bRUNA.

Absolut Network is a spanish portal that join all sort of creative activities from all the world. It is a good place to take inspiration from and good platform to know more about spanish creatives. They are making a series of video explaining the collaborations between spanish artists. We would like to thank Absolut Network and especially to @colmenares to give us the opportunity to be in this fantastic network.

Invisible Maps

Posted in Art, Data Visualization, Design, installations, Interaction, News, Travels, Video, Web about at June 28th, 2011 by .

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The guys from The No Interaction Project and Cristian Bettini bring us a really nice project about the history hidden on the street of Barcelona city, hidden in the peoples memories, and now we are able to enjoy all those secrets. They called » Invisible Maps.

Invisible Maps is a map of the Barcelona’s invisible assets. Using QR codes, highlights events and places and interact with the land and its history through mobile technology.

Over time and years the city has changed a lot, each new layer hides the above. Citizen participation then takes a new value: the objective is to recover hidden memories in the minds of people, thousands of fragments that are rebuilt and located in the city leaving us better understand the urban environment that surrounds us.

Invisible Maps Barcelona presents a vision of focusing on this participation, highlighting events and places that have profoundly personal experiences. Thus, it creates a map of the city’s invisible assets. QR codes using the opportunity to interact with the land and its history through mobile technology.

Nokia N9

Posted in Aer, Interface, News about , , , at June 27th, 2011 by .

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Nokia unveiled last week their new MeeGo based smartphone. An amazingly well crafted buttonless device with a huge 3.9″ multitouch screen. The N9 interface design approach is based on simplicity to reduce visual noise. A swipe gesture allows the user to navigate through its content in a really efficient way.

Please take a look to the Nokia N9 UX Guidelines web site to get a better idea of the device and its features.

We would like to congratulate our friends in Nokia for all the great work done with this device.