While at work Jackie can now have photos captured by the camera toy to the frame back home and her blogg and cloud networks to view at work.

Once home Jackie can set aside some time each day to sit on the sofa together. Laura who is highly verbal, loves to swipe through the photos telling her mom the story of the day, or activities shed like to do at the weekend.

Laura and Jackie then ‘Star’ the photos they like and agree to send them to Nan, Grandad, and Close Friend Sharn before bed.

Facebook editorial every 5 photos is a live update and shows Jackie, who takes the frame to work now, what other mothers in her area or friends list have been up to. Another mother from the daycare blogg is shown to be having a great activity with paint, and Jackie hits the reminder to show this to her at the weekend.

On Saturday the frame reminds Jackie, and quickly picking up the monkey, attaching him the door handle, and setting the timer to take a picture when they shout the loudest. Jackie and Laura now have 3 pictures they like of when they were laughing and painting. Now just to choose who to send it too??

The product is designed to plan walking routes for the user in the surrounding environment, accompanying them on their walk to guide them to interesting landmarks, photo opportunities and unique sites that they may have rarely experienced before. The product will recognise routes and preferences of the user, suggesting new exciting prospects, whilst encouraging them to explore and fulfil their ambitions – taking them from the first steps to the highest peaks.

The OS map interface is easily recognisable as well as being intuitive and easy to understand – the unique nature of this product being its level of authenticity and comfort for the user which rarely goes hand in hand with new technology. Visual reference to current location, as well as route travelled and surrounding landmarks allow the user complete confidence in the product, as well as control. The incorporation of real time images of the landscape maintains the ideal of the product being easy to follow.

When the product is in use at home, it will perform as a digital photo frame when docked, displaying images taken by the device of the completed walk, and prospective walks of the future, acting as a social tool for family and friends as well as a stimulating ambition for the next walk.

The ‘Freedom’ interactive map’s only limit is the user’s ambition.

The Seedpod allows its user to quickly plant a “Seed bomb” in any area and relay their activity to fellow gardeners via the base when arriving home. New seedlings can then be checked on and watered when needed. Seeing an area of previously neglected ground spring into life promotes wellbeing not just to the gardeners, but to the community at large who will grow together whilst watching their plants flourish.

A joint venture by ixPocket and ribot.

This streamlined UI allows children to see their progress so far whilst comparing against their friends. When a child gets home the product interfaces with a PC or Mac, displaying the cumulative progress of the past days and weeks in an interesting and informative way, making real world comparisons.

An online Müller world will provide a platform to make best use of the growing internet trends to encourage and spark this social interaction. Character sets will allow the users to personalise their page and see what and how their Müller friends are doing.

It helps you be yourself with everyone, and keeps you close to the people who matter.

> share the right things with the right people

your contacts organised in worlds: different status, availability, location and voicemail to different people.

> stay close to people who matter

move your favorite people onto your homescreen and keep your conversations together, no matter how you have them. per contact.

> bring it all together and keep it safe

merge your social network, email and address books, and keep everyone’s details safe, in one place and perfectly synced.