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Presented through the voice of a car that spends 90% of its life parked / not moving, this bouncy ad for Spain's peer-to-peer car rental is intended to make us all think positive. The app Amovens was founded as an environmental enterprise car-sharing platform in 2009, merged with Denmark's GoMore in 2015, and currently has an estimated 1.5 million users in Spain. Founder Diego Hidalgo Demeusois says its growth - Amovens has 2.5 ... Read More
The film 'Your Attention Please' has just launched at SXSW - which, for those unfamiliar, is short for South by Southwest®. Founded in 1987 in Austin, Texas, SXSW is best known for its conferences and festivals that celebrate the convergence of tech, film, music, education, and culture. 'Your Attention Please' turns the lens on the current and growing concerns around galloping AI, use / misuse of tech and communications techniques,... Read More
If you're not one for the cutification of tech devices, this ad for Chinese company HONOR's new robot phone - which features peculiar little (2008 movie) WALL-E-type sounds - could be annoying. The phone is currently being showcased at the Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, Spain, as synergising two core AI capabilities: embodied intelligent interaction and flagship-level imaging. Functionalities include ful... Read More
An interesting meeting of two worlds as social service provider The Salvation Army USA and popular online platform / game creation system Roblox launch the world's first thrifting store. While the meaning of 'thrifting' - shopping for second-hand or gently used items at lower prices than new - is familiar to many of us, it came into use as a verb in the 1860s, coincidentally when The Salvation Army ... Read More