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  • iBeacon Primer Part I: Mythbusting

    Since Apple stealthily announced the inclusion of iBeacons as a part of iOS7 at WWDC in June 2013 there has been a lot of journalistic hyperbole about iBeacons revolutionising physical retail by sending offers and customised information direct to your phone. The truth is that iBeacons don’t actually transmit content – they transmit a location, enabling […]

    Published by Andy Hawkes
    Posted: 2014-03-04
    Filed under: iBeacon, Retail
  • Combinations in Weather Forecasting

    Combinations are a big part of how we get things done at R/GA. From the Nike+ FuelBand to Google Wallet to McCormick Flavorprint, our greatest successes have come from interesting combinations of diverse people with varying skills. Combinations of ad tech and creative intuition. Combinations of ideas that create tension and, ultimately, breakthroughs that propel […]

    Published by Dave Edwards
    Posted: 2014-02-25
    Filed under: Industry
  • It’s Puzzle Time!

    Welcome to the inaugural R/GA Techblog Crossword Puzzle! Coincidentally, this is also the first crossword puzzle I’ve ever constructed. I’ve been an avid puzzler for over 20 years and I’ve followed the blogs by a number of constructors, but until recently I’ve never taken a stab at it myself. The general theme of this […]

    Published by Michael Morowitz
    Posted: 2014-02-11
    Filed under: Fun
  • R/GA @ SXSW 2014

    SXSW is quickly approaching and we’re pleased to announce a host of panels and workshops featuring R/GA employees. Mark your calendars and come check out our sessions – we’d love to see you there!   Friday, March 7 Title: Big Data Inverted: The Best Candy from Strangers? Who: Chris Colborn, EVP, Global Chief Experience Officer […]

    Published by Laura Marcus
    Posted: 2014-02-06
    Filed under: Events, SXSW
  • Hackathons: It’s about innovation.

    During the last six months members of R/GA’s Buenos Aires (BA) office have participated in a number of hackathons.  Hackathons are no longer the geeky playground of full time techies.  The best hackathons unite people from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds to focus participants on interesting, rewarding, and unique problems.  This has lead to […]

    Published by Martin Rabaglia
    Posted: 2014-02-04
    Filed under: Design, Events, Technology, Tips
  • The Shadow DOM

    For anyone who has worked on a large team to create a rich UI framework, the need for better encapsulation of the DOM is apparent. Style collisions and painful namespacing techniques lengthen development processes. Worse, the sometimes unavoidable need for complete encapsulation forces us to resort to the ugly and evil iframe. A better form […]

    Published by Rivkah Tropper
    Posted: 2014-01-22
    Filed under: Browsers
  • Stay Away from the Light, Java

    A few years ago, Java was eschewed by hipster coders on fixie bikes who sneered at its verboseness and poured scorn on the sclerotic pace of Java development. Sadly, they were right. Java had taken a wrong turn by favoring container-based architectures like JEE, resulting in bloated application servers that doled out centralized services like […]

    Published by Patrick Van Kann
    Posted: 2014-01-15
    Filed under: Technology
  • 3 Tips for Effective Markup (from Zero to Hero)

    Starting a new layout can sometimes seem intimidating. Translating a PSD into code can be a long process but don’t let it overwhelm you.  Just keep these 3 easy steps for organizing your work in mind and deliver a cleaner solution. Visualize your HTML structure with no CSS to ensure the structure makes sense without […]

    Published by Ariel Wiznia
    Posted: 2014-01-06
    Filed under: Technology
  • Bitcoin – libertarian economic dream, geeky fad, or black market nightmare?

    Since its theoretical inception in 2008 courtesy of a pseudonymous developer known only as “Satoshi Nakamoto” Bitcoin has gained both interest and notoriety, but does it actually have the potential to become a usable long-term currency? Although Bitcoin is promoted as an “experimental digital currency,” many detractors have cited Bitcoin’s highly volatile exchange rate, inflexible supply, […]

    Published by Andy Hawkes
    Posted: 2013-11-14
    Filed under: Technology
  • Phonebloks and Project Ara – Motorola’s Hail Mary?

    The announcement by Motorola last week of the previously undercover Project Ara and their partnership with the Phonebloks community is potentially huge news from a one-time giant, and arguably the creator of the entire cellphone industry. On 10 September 2013 Dave Hakkens posted a YouTube video and the Phonebloks website, calling for people to back his plan to create a revolutionary […]

    Published by Andy Hawkes
    Posted: 2013-11-06
    Filed under: Mobile
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