HTC P3470 for Orange France
This project began with the creation of another great new phone from HTC. This phone, the P3470, was considered ideally suited to the younger end of the French market and was to be sold there by Orange.
Archive for September, 2008
Radisson Edwardian May Fair
We were really excited to be invited to pitch for this work. We even got to pay a quick visit to these beautiful suites in Mayfair in person.
Boston Networks
Boston Networks is an exciting young company that brings smart, digital technology to offices and homes throughout the UK. They are spearheading the move from dumb buildings to buildings that can think and adapt to their varying functions and requirements.
Throwing shapes at Isosceles
We do enjoy a bit of live music at Equator. A few weeks ago a few of us popped along to the newly renovated Captain’s Rest on Great Western Road to enjoy a few refreshments and some music from 3 local bands.
We were really there to see Isosceles, a Glasgow based 4 piece who have steadily been growing their reputation with air play on Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 show as well as several others. We love this young band and have picked one of their tracks to use in a project we’re working on for Oxy.
Two fat ladies
The NMA’s yearly round-up of digital agencies is out today and we’re proud to have been placed at number 88 in the UK.
Google Android and HTC
It was about 2 years ago that Apple launched its iPhone claiming it was technologically 5 years ahead of everyone else. But we all know that tech-years are like reverse dog years.
So yesterday Google launched Android, 5 tech-years after the iPhone. We think this heralds a really interesting time for mobile communications. Not because it means a snazzy new handset to get all hot under the collar about (although HTC’s G1 handset is rather nice, not just because they are a client of ours), but because it represents the real spirit of the internet being brought into the mobile space.
Geeks let out for the day
We decided it was time for our annual summer barbecue just before it was officially Autumn. Sunny Loch Ard was the chosen destination for the day and the whole team headed up for a spot of the great outdoors.
We all picked a pursuit for the afternoon from shooting, archery, the spa or abseiling down a 1000 metre cliff (At least that’s how high it looked from the top!)
Client services team sees itself on TV…
…and is slightly freaked out by it.
We look after our people. And part of looking after our people is learning to do things better. Part of our learning programme involves getting better at presenting ourselves and our work.
And so it was that the Client Servicing team took a day out of the office on Friday to improve their presentation skills.