Apple launches the IPad

So after weeks of rumours, Steve Jobs introduced the IPad to the world today. The innovation starts with multitouch. They have put over 1000 multitouch sensors in the product so it will give us a new level of multitouch experience. The back lighting system is LED, so it is crisp and colourful. You can look at the screen off angle and not lose picture quality.

We are excited to hear that it will sync with all the aps on your IPhone, works with the 140,000 Aps currently available and plans are ahead to release softwear to enable developers to create Aps specifically for the IPad.

But we are really tempted by the IBooks, which could blow Sony's Kindle out of the water. You can read a book - great- but you can also enter a title, download it and start to read it there and then!

Is it just a big IPhone without the capacity to make calls? Or will it change the way we work and use the internet? The Innovation Beehive is on the list to receive one of the first into the UK, so we will let you know!

http://www.apple.com/ipad/#video

I Wish I Worked There

At The Innovation Beehive, we are beside ourselves with excitement about the soon to be published "I Wish I Worked There" by Innovator, Television Presenter and Author, Kursty Groves.

We are interviewing Kursty shortly and can't wait to tell you all about her insights from some of the most innovative organisations in the world - like EA Games, Dyson and Dreamworks.

In the meantime, for a sneak preview of this fantastic new book check out

http://www.iwishiworkedthere.com/

Coke is the real thing

A new battery has been revealed today by student Daizi Zheung as part of her graduation show at Central St Matins (where MOK is an Associate Lecturer). The battery has a screw off top and, when the glucose molecules in the Coke are digested by enzymes, it produces molecules that are converted to power.

Beatrix Potter The Business Woman

If, like us, you always thought there was something special about Beatrix Potter, then you will love The Beatrix Potter Guide to Business. Want to know when a deal is too good to be true (Gemima Puddleduck), or the importance of cash flow (The Tale of Ginger and Pickles) or finally how Samuel Whiskers can teach you all about business expansion?

Check out

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00lkjjn