A Digital Billboard With Balls

Australian based men's trucks company Bonds decided to show the comfort of their underwear by illustrating via a large digital billboard, how men's balls react to temperature. Ballsy ad in Melbourne.

See their reaction to a trim here.
Also their reaction to telcum powder here.

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Nissan Skyline GT-R Breaks World Record Drifting

The recent models of the Nissan Skyline GT-R are one of my favorite cars and what a way of proving, "Innovation that excites" by breaking the world record for fastest drift, 304.96km/h at 30 degrees.

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Awesome Mountain Bike Video - One Shot

One of my favorite MTB videos from last year. Brendon Semenuk did this in one take, one segment. The trail and road alongside took one month to build and is situated in California. Such smooth riding!

Watch the making of video.

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Ken Block's Gymkhana 8

Ken Block is at it again, this time ripping up the streets of Dubai.

View some previous Gymkhana videos:

• Gymkhana 6 - Need for Speed Drifting
• Gymkhana 5 - San Francisco 
• Ken Block Gymkhana Practice - Subaru

Honda Paper: New Stop-Motion Video Ad

Honda's new stop-motion video ad showcases the brand's product diversity through six decades. It took four months to make, using several thousand images and everything was done by hand. Enjoy!

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• Microsoft HoloLens
• Toyota's outdoor website in South Africa 
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My Bloukrans Bridge Bungee Jump

I recently enjoyed a week holiday along the Garden Route and this time decided to "Face Adrenaline" off Bloukrans Bridge, the world's highest bridge bungee at 216 meters above the Bloukrans River. After adjusting to the g-force, you have another 2/3 seconds to enjoy the free-fall, which feels like sticking your head out a car window at 120kph with earth fast approaching. Skydiving is definitely next.

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Doing The Impossible on a Road Bicycle

He's at it again, Vittorio Brumotti does things on a road bicycle that one would think are impossible. Unbelievable control and skill, unique freestyle trials riding on a road bike, well done guy!

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Google's Project Soli Is A Game Changer

Playing gesture based video games is cool, but imagine your devices could do the same. Google are using radio frequency spectrum to capture micro human motions in order to operate wearables and devices. They have taken radar technology that is used to track planes and large objects, right down to the size of a microchip. Project Soli is remarkable, just think about its potential applications.

Google Expeditions Provides Virtual Travel For Kids

The next best thing to classroom outings. Google Expeditions brings international experiences to just about any classroom, anywhere in the world. The kids love it, a smartphone housed in cardboard, beautiful work assisting visual learning for students. Playing them a movie isn't good enough.

Lucky enough to experience it first hand, exceeded expectation!

A Remarketing Banner That Makes You Like Banners

This remarketing strategy is completely different to the norm. Usually online advertisers use remarketing to re-engage previous users of their website. 3M decided to give users the digital equivalent of a sticky note, fully interactive and customisable; so the banners you see following you around the internet are notes you want to remember, rather than hard sell messages that can often lead to ad fatigue and irritation. Did it sell more Post-It products? I'm not sure. Did it allow potential customers to participate with the campaign, add value and yield positive brand sentiment? I think so.