Travel & tourism / Style & design
Helping them unlock the cash in their attics, a new Dutch hotel
wants to buy furniture and knick-knacks from ordinary consumers,
who can upload pictures and name their price.
Food & beverage / Lifestyle & leisure
Hoping to unleash everyone's inner artist, Vancouver-based Raw
Canvas is a creative hybrid: bustling café and full-service art studio.
Customers buy a canvas; supplies are free to use.
Telecom & mobile / Travel & tourism
ArrivedOK lets air travellers automatically alert others that they've
arrived at their destination: when they switch on their phone after
leaving the plane, the system springs into action.
Food & beverage / Eco & sustainability
Farmers markets provide a place to purchase fresh produce, but until
now there have been limited opportunities for individuals with gardens
and fruit trees to distribute their own (leftover) crops.
Entertainment
Tokyo Jogging is a new mashup of Wii technology and Google Maps
that allows users to take a virtual jog through the streets of Tokyo,
making optimal use of Google Maps' Street View.
Transportation / Telecom & mobile
RideCharge allows consumers to book a ride, follow the taxi's
progress toward their location and then pay the fare using their
mobile phone.
Retail / Fashion & beauty
Currently debuting at Los Angeles retailer Fred Segal, U*tique lets
consumers learn about select luxury and personal-care products and
have them conveniently dispensed with a swipe of the credit card.
Financial services
Aiming to provide a safer alternative to handing over a credit card,
BillMyParents gives parents the power to approve or deny any
purchases by their teens before they're made.
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