BLACK SWAN: “pictures” as we know will change if they start to speak
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#2Superb proposition
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#3A "speaking pic" is something which is between a pic and a video - it has benefits of both and none of the limitations of those 2 mediums.
Moreover, nothing captures a moment better than a speaking pic - Before: concert selfie; Now: concert selfie which if touched can tell the live music being played.
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#4Great
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#5Superb proposition
It's not an idea anymore. the real product has just gone live!
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#6Just wanted to say that the linked concept video that autoplays doesn't really convey the idea you were trying to get at, and the page itself doesn't really counterbalance that. You shouldn't need to describe your aspiration here in a comment! :P
Also, your tagline/logo (the red paint line) reminded me of an old ad for Memorex in a 1991 computer magazine, which used the same concept (to black print out as part of the ad) - I would never think, either naively or with my existing bias, that this logo is related to audio.
Just my 2¢.
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#7Looks good, can reinvent pictures category and make them exotic
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#8Just wanted to say that the linked concept video that autoplays doesn't really convey the idea you were trying to get at, and the page itself doesn't really counterbalance that. You shouldn't need to describe your aspiration here in a comment! :P Also, your tagline/logo (the red paint line) reminded me of an old ad for Memorex in a 1991 computer magazine, which used the same concept (to black print out as part of the…
Interpretation of logo is subjective, this social networking app is about both pic and audio so it was never an intention to related logo with voice.
Regarding the video, all it wants to say is that the orange line is an indicator that the pic can speak.
On my comment, let's go by the merit of the argument rather than getting distracted by our team's aspiration. I repeat "speaking orange line pics" have the best of both pic and video and none of limitations of those 2 media.