Interaction13, the sixth iteration of the Interaction Design Association's (IxDA) annual conference, recently took place in Toronto. Once again I had the chance to attend and I'd like to pass on the learnings and resources from some of my favourite keynotes and presentations.
TV Hackfest is a weekend hackathon dedicated to decoding and creating the future of television. It’s the kind of event we live for. So, we sent two cracker-jack developers and our CEO to San Francisco to compete in the hack. 24 hours later, they emerged double winners.
Last week the Work at Play team gathered in the space we call the garage to watch The Dark Knight Rises (the final installment in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy) and explore its Xbox SmartGlass experience.
The Fresh Sheet is Work at Play’s weekly selection of the hottest news. In this issue: Disney's RFID bracelets, Facebook GraphSearch and Moonrise Kingdom’s immersive script.
Our CEO & Founder, David Gratton, has embarked upon a personal experiment. He has thrown his TV out the window. Ok, not literally speaking, but he has sworn off cable and committed himself (and his family) to seeing if they can consume their desired TV fare in more non-traditional ways
CES ('Consumers Electronic Show') may have lost some of its sizzle over the last few years, but as far as emerging technology trends go, it still packs some heat.
