Tag Archives: In Concept

Christmas eCard 聖誕電子賀卡 2012

Merry Christmas 聖誕快樂

立即登記，向你的客戶送上最溫暖的祝褔。
Christmas e-Card 聖誕電子賀卡 2012

本賀咭系統之優點:
1. 接受上傳試算表導入大量人名及電郵地址，方便快捷
2. 貴公司員工可自行輸入祝賀語及一些宣傳字句
3. 只須訂購賀卡數量，可任意選用本公司提供之賀咭款式
4. 可查閱已寄賀卡及客人讀卡之記錄
http://cards.in-concept.com

Our e-card system has the following advantages:
1. Fast and convenient way to upload Excel with contact names and email addresses
2. Your own greeting and promotion text
3. Free choice of ecard to send from our collection
4. Historic record of all e-cards sent and when the e-card was read
http://cards.in-concept.com

查詢熱線: +852 2790 3689

In Concept iPhone Application Released 進念iPhone手機應用程式正式發布

You can browser the IT Support Document inside the application
Download Now: http://itunes.apple.com/hk/app/in-concept/id538344152

你現在可以隨時使用本程式瀏覽電郵設置等技術支援文件。
立即下載:http://itunes.apple.com/hk/app/in-concept/id538344152

Check out the cutest Android 可愛的安卓(Android)機械人

An inflatable remote controlled Android mascot will go on sale in September –  but not to the likes of you or us.

The toy, made by Bladez Toys, follows previously announced inflatable characters that you can whizz around your living room, but this robot – still waiting final approval from the powers that be at the search engine – will  be available only to Googlers.

The new device will be first be made available to Google employees and only then, if popular with them, to the general public, the company told Pocket-lint.

The 65cm tall inflatable remote-controlled mascot will go backwards, forwards, and be able to spin 360 degrees either left or right. Those really wanting to show their love will be able to control up to three at the same time.

The new device will be first be made available to Google employees and only then, if popular with them, to the general public, the company told Pocket-lint.

 

 

Link: http://www.in-concept.com/news/Check-Out-The-Cutest-Android

 

From: http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/46359/android-remote-controlled-mascot-google-employees

How A Wearable iPhone Could Look? 可以戴上手既 iPhone係點嘅?

This is a pretty neat concept. You can check out the full set of images at Ciccarese’s website.

This may not be a in production in the near future.  However, wrist wearing smart phone is definitely on the drawing board.

這個慨念很很特別。你可以到 Ciccarese’s的網站 瀏覽影片及更多照片。
Link: http://www.in-concept.com/news/How-A-Wearable-iPhone-Could-Look
From: http://www.ciccaresedesign.com/2012/07/06/iphone-5-new/

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New “WANT” button in facebook is coming

According to a find by Tom Waddington, Facebook is testing a “Want” button. The plugin would apparently work in the same way as the “like” button on sites.

Although the functionality for a “want” button plugin exists, Inside Facebook points out that there’s no trace of any sort of “Want” plugin on Facebook’s master list of social plugins.

A “Want ” button could serve a purpose as a data mine. The “like” button sure has. Can you say targeted ads – really targeted to what people truly want?

From: http://www.webpronews.com/you-may-soon-be-wanting-things-on-facebook-2012-06

 

http://www.in-concept.com/news/facebook-new-want-button

Bing Versus Google: Search Engine Showdown

Bing versus Google: It’s the modern-day version of Coke versus Pepsi. For many people, the two search engines are indistinguishable. Both search the Web and deliver images, news, and product information in easy-to-read formats. But which one is better–and can you be sure?


Some users switch between them without a second thought. Others are devoted to their search engine of choice, just like cola die-hards. And most search engine devotees stick with Google: It’s the king of search, attracting 66 percent of searchers compared to Bing with 15 percent, according to ComScore.

If you’re a Google loyalist, you’ll be interested to know that although Google excelled at producing lightning-fast results in our showdown, when it stumbles, it falls hard. Bing boosters should note that while your favorite search engine delivers uncannily relevant results, it has an annoying habit of auto-editing search queries in hopes of guessing what the user’s true intent is.

To settle the great search engine debate, we created our own version of the Pepsi Challenge for Bing and Google to see which one could serve up the best results without the fizz. We focused on search fundamentals: How easy is it to find a specific website? How simple is it to track down a certain factoid? Can either search engine find and deliver the best place to buy online? In the course of testing, we also rated Bing and Google on their ability to deliver spam-free results that show no bias toward their own services.

Read on to see how they did. Along the way we also offer search tips gleaned from what we learned…


From: http://www.pcworld.com/article/254405/bing_versus_google_search_engine_showdown.html 

Bing Results as Good if Not Better Than Google

“There’s a consumer perception that Google’s results are better than they actually are.”


Vice President of Bing Program Management Derrick Connell visited SMX Advanced 2012 today to talk about some of Bing’s recent changes as well as a sit-down Danny Sullivan and Michelle Robbins of Search Engine Land for a Q&A session about more Bingness.

He began by talking about some of the upgrades that the Microsoft-owned search engine has received lately, most notably the new three-column format of search results that feature a middle column of quick facts, called Snapshot, and a third column of results culled from online social networks like Twitter and Facebook. He mentioned that since the Bing Team overhauled the search engine’s design, the results load about 20% faster due to some fixes they made on the script.

During the Q&A with Sullivan and Robbins, Connell indicated that it might be possible in the future to add a fourth and maybe even fifth column to the search results given the space allocation in the new design, possibly even developing a horizontal column to fit somewhere on the page.

In what may have been a slight dig at Google Search Plus Your World, Connell explained that the social results in Bing are sequestered to the right-hand column because “putting people into the algorithm results is just unnatural.” He brings up a good point asking how you rank a person as opposed to a page, adding that the social content is off to the side merely as an auxiliary feature in case Bing users want to browse it. The primary value of the social content, Connell said, was that it adds some freshness to search results that might have, for example, a review for a restaurant that was created a year ago whereas a recent Facebook update or Tweet might have more immediate information for a search…..


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From: http://www.webpronews.com/derrick-connell-bing-results-as-good-if-not-better-than-google-2012-06