I know it pays the bills for some of us, but I’m pretty sure we don’t agree with 99% of the banner ads we so on the web every day. To fix that, a couple of top notch programmers launched a new tool called Meowbify. Using this new piece of cutting edge technology, you can visit any website without being bothered by those pesky ads. What you’ll see instead? Cats. Now that what I like to call meowsome.

How far will people go to get snacks from a vending machine? Fantastic Delites made a machine to find out.

Your smartphone becomes the key for Facebook, Twitter, Gmail…

The Software “Ford Keyfree Login” automatically logs in and logs out your web accounts as you approach your computer with your smartphone, using bluetooth technology.  It’s free, time saving, no more hacking and no more industrial spying.

• Download the software

Smart idea! Audi Parking System iAd Game

BBC partnered with Appshaker for its first Augmented Reality Tour in the US.
The crowd had the opportunity to place themselves right inside the content, where they were able to interact with the animals of the Polar Region.

Coca-Cola took advantage of the launch of the new album of a renowned local band, invited them and created a concert like no other. By downloading the album’s songs from their mobile phones they also downloaded the band from a height of 50 meters.

An interactive public toilet that allowed contenders with the biggest bladder to win their watertaxes back by peeing the most.

How barcodes can be used to create a band! Made by Kang woon Jin

The IKEA catalogue is an institution, but hey – IKEA isn’t going to act all superior about it. I mean, they know that your place isn’t cheap, so for them to just presume they can occupy 192 x 224mm of space for the catalogue – that would be a lot to ask. So this year, they are actually paying you for sacrificing some of that scarce space you have left in your apartment, in monthly rent checks. Clever.

• http://theinspirationroom.com/daily/2012/ikea-catalogue-space-rent/

Special festivalteaser ad for Transmediale.11 at Berlin Metro Station produced by Büro Achter April