Well it's been a couple of weeks since I posted something about awesome apps, but please don't let that make you feel like I haven't seen any innovation in that time. In fact, its the opposite! So much new stuff floating in and out of view every day in this space that its quite incredible.
I come from a background of engineering and science where change and innovation is central to what we do, but takes a very long time. In this apps space its constant, everywhere and FAST. Exciting just isn't the word, and I have a lot to thank our uTest partnership for in terms of bringing me headlong into this space.
So, here's this weeks tiny insight into that world of Awesome Apps:
I come from a background of engineering and science where change and innovation is central to what we do, but takes a very long time. In this apps space its constant, everywhere and FAST. Exciting just isn't the word, and I have a lot to thank our uTest partnership for in terms of bringing me headlong into this space.
So, here's this weeks tiny insight into that world of Awesome Apps:
- Hotel Tonight - Put simply, the app I have been waiting for all my consultancy life. Deals on hotels that night. Special deals on price for last minute availability. #awesome
- Voxer Walkie talkie - Ok, so this is something I am not 100% on board with yet, but an example of a nice innovation in the messaging space. In effect, its audio texts. Free ones. Brings a more rich dialogue. Conceptually very nice. Reality still a bit clunky for me personally but something to keep with and see where it goes.
- Quartz Projects - Accessibility is a key area for me right now and I like this site where they provide accessibility enhancements for twitter. Such a key forum needs to be accessible for all! Strong work and kudos to these guys.
Many thanks go to the International Herald Tribune and the BBC Click show for the inspirations behind todays post. I find both as really useful, credible, mature sources of information in this space. They form part of my daily (IHT) and weekly (BBC Click) info gathering on the market and I highly recommend them both.
More soon :)
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