Russia’s dual-screen Yota crowdsources ideas
Two winning ideas on how to best make use of the dual-screen YotaPhone were chosen from more than a dozen generated at YotaPhone’s Idea Camp, a crowdsourcing event attended by smartphone users, developers, creative directors, and journalists in Moscow.
The event featured presentations by Daniel Sieberg, the bestselling author of “The Digital Diet,” and Tim Olsen, who is a leading international expert in the field of crowdsourcing and Associate Professor at the WP Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.
“My message to everyone is to go ahead and love your technology, but not unconditionally,” Sieberg said. “Innovations like YotaPhone can help you be more mindful in the use of your devices and to find a balance with your technology.”
“Collaborative technology has enabled the power of the crowd to help develop new products, ideas and solutions,” said Olsen. He noted that more and more companies, like Yota Devices, are employing crowdsourcing for the development of consumer products and devices.
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