LocaModa lets cellphones interact with jukeboxes
[Via textually, image courtesy of LocaModa]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
dudeInAmerica @ Apr 12th 2008 11:02AM
Wow, I was wondering when we will able to do this..
:P
Ryan @ Aug 11th 2008 6:34PM
i will use this to rickroll the world
Chuckles McGee @ Apr 12th 2008 12:28PM
Well, the diagram seems to indicate that only orange pawns will be able to use these exciting features. And they only like Queen...
phanbouy @ Apr 12th 2008 2:39PM
don't you mean orange pwns?
Phonixfire @ Apr 12th 2008 11:58AM
If I understand correctly, basically we can control jukeboxes everywhere via cellphones?
Haha, awesome. I know which song I'm choosing!
"C is for Cookie, cookie stars with C...."
phanbouy @ Apr 12th 2008 2:41PM
with great power comes great responsibility.
nah! fuck it! donny osmond for EVERYONE!
(insert obligatory muhahaha here)
broadwayallday @ Apr 12th 2008 6:08PM
having part of your company rhyme with "commode" might tax morale a little bit. other than that seems pretty cool til they flood your screen with ads :)
Phour ZwanZig @ Apr 12th 2008 6:50PM
Ha, I like this.. Just for kicks we like to go into bars we dont normally drink at and play the lamest song they have to see how many ppl leave the bar due to said song.. The worst thing now is that they can usually figure out who was the one to play it..
This would let us set the song in cue b4 we step foot in.. I like...!!
Chris @ Apr 13th 2008 6:16PM
What happens when people start doing the same thing in YOUR favorite bar? Yeah, didn't think about that eh? Personally I don't want to flee my favorite bar just because Jessica Simpson starts sucking all the fun out of the place. I call a truce right now!
David Schmidt @ Apr 16th 2008 8:31PM
Playing your favorite songs when you're out at a bar is an inherently
social activity -- you and your friends are talking about and choosing
music genres and selections on the jukebox (the original social network
dynamic). Now add access to mobile marketing and new music
information...even the chance to participate in promotions like trivia
contests, design your own car, pick your favorite drink, get text
message updates or find out where the closest fast food restaurant is.... this is social networking...community building in "Real Space" rather than just a virtual "MySpace." Think of it as Juke 2.0 and companies like Ecast, TouchTunes and others are leveraging this familiar platform to bring new and innovative ideas to people outside of the home every day.