Like Facebook PEPSI PAGE get FREE PEPSI in pepsi Vending machine

Pepsi Vending Machine Trades Free Drinks for Facebook Likes

Pepsi want to reinvent the tried and tested freebie wheel as with their new vending machine, the popular beverage makers are giving away their drinks in return for a Facebook like.

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In a brilliant attempt at marketing their brand, Pepsi have set up the rather clearly named ‘Pepsi Like Machine’, which is just that ; a machine that effectively runs on Facebook likes.

The idea was first tested out (and deemed overwhelming successful) at a concert of brand spokeswoman and global superstar, Beyoncé, when she performed in Antwerp, Belgium. And it’s no wonder that it’s proved so popular when it works so simply.

First, the user has to make sure that they’re signed into Facebook via their mobile device. Then, all you have to do is ‘like’ Pepsi’s official brand page. Instantly, the machine will recognise that you have actually liked the page and once you’ve chosen your favourite flavour of branded Pepsi goodness, it will provide you with the liquid stuff and you can go on your way, free bottle in hand.

What’s more is that people who want to get some tasty freebies but don’t have their smartphone on hand can utilise the Pepsi Like Machine’s inbuilt touchscreen, meaning that all you really need is a valid Facebook account.

What is also means is that until you decide to ‘unlike’ the Pepsi Facebook page, you’re effectively tied into receiving all of their marketing info, via the social network, and that’s what Pepsi are aiming for as that free lunch turns into free advertising for the foreseeable future.
Pepsi have also released a video with a demo of the Pepsi Like Machine in action, which you can watch below.

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There'll Be No Loki In Avengers 2!!

Joss Whedon Confirms There'll Be No Loki In Avengers 2

We had to ask if he was planning something similar for Avengers 2, and his response revealed something very interesting indeed: Loki isn't in the Avengers sequel - not even as a brotherly buddy for Thor.

"Everyone is going to be looking for the Loki-Hulk smash moment and you'll be looking for [a quim moment]. First of all, imitating what I did before is the surest way to do it not as well. Second of all, Loki's not there to say those terrible things. Although I do think we should bring the word back, not as an insult, it's just a nice word."

The whole interview (which starts 19 minutes into the podcast). Tom Hiddleston gave off some accidently mixed messages last December, telling some red carpet reporters that he’d spoken to Joss Whedon about the Avengers sequel and others that he had no idea if he’d be returning to the series.

It was all literally true, of course, but the internet overreached a little and I saw stories suggesting he was coming back sprouting up amongst those that said he definitely wasn’t.

No, I’m not surprised. It was my assumption, in fact. Too much of a good thing, and all that.

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FLIPBOOK ANIMATION CAMERA

Instant moving photo..! FLIP BOOK..!

Here’s an interesting concept! Jiho Jang, a student, has come up with Polaroid-like instant camera, dubbed GIFTY, that captures short clips and prints them out. According to Jang, it was put together as part of his college thesis.

Wait — printing out a video? What’s next? A GIF with sound? The concept involves first capturing a small clip (the camera prototype includes a timer).

Thereafter, the camera will print each frame, at which point in time you can tear each frame apart to create the flip-book.

By the looks of it, the concept includes a page holder of some sort, so you don’t easily lose frames. So there you have it, a GIF on-the-go. Sound not included.

According to Jang, the only prototype of this creative camera is in his hands, so you’re probably not going to see one of these on your electronics store shelves for a while — if ever.

Could there really be enough demand for a GIFTY camera?

Until then, you can count on watching your memorable life moments in GIF or video form on your electronic devices.

That is, unless you’re willing to go through the steps of creating a flip-book the old-fashioned way.

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