Plus Factory has been busy working with Anomaly on the new Avec Eric website for master chef Eric Ripert. If you don’t know who Eric is, he’s well known as the master chef behind Le Bernardin, NYC’s premier French restaurant. He also happens to be a guest judge on Top Chef (Bravo) and in this season a regular judge panelist.
We are in full build mode as we speak, but had a teaser page has been up since the beginning of this season’s Top Chef (D.C.) was running. You see can see some features on the teaser page, and when the full site is up and running, we will report it here.
Plus Factory is always playing with stuff and here is our latest creation: our custom twitter feeds. Pick a ‘keyword’ or ‘keywords’ that you want to pick up from world of tweets, and everything that matches will pop up on our auto twitter feed. The skin of the module is totally customizable to your brand. Take a look a two examples we have built. Any interest, please contact warren@plusfactory.com.
Working with Gin Lane Media, the Adidas Stella website is launched. Check out the full Adobe Flash website with integrated video models and product sync to e-commerce carts. Fully XML enabled for multiple languages. Not too shabby.
I'm very proud to announce a brand new chapter in the history of Plus Factory, Plus Factory Mobile (or PF Mobile). PF Mobile is a new division of Plus Factory that focuses exclusively on mobile.
This has been an organic decision for us, due to the demand in the marketplace for an trusted partner in delivering mobile strategy, solutions and products. Plus the export of incredible new platforms like the Android and Apple iOS, people are just excited about the mobile world.
We have a strong focus on the Apple platform including apps but also HTML5 ads and applications. An example of our HTML5 work was the HTML5 video player. We of course are working on the Android, Windows, RIM as well, but we feel that the Apple OS platform offers our clients the most potential and opportunities.
Please take a look at the PF Mobile website, and reach out to us for any mobile needs or just consultation. Jamie Ashe leads our Mobile new business initiatives and would be happy to speak with you anytime.
So Google has made the iPhone YouTube App (created by Apple) totally obsolete. Now you can log in at m.youtube.com and get the same seamless experience that you would get from the app, and according to Google – an even BETTER experience. Judge for yourself, check out the video released by Google:
