Ahead of the
London Olympic Games 2012, Panasonic is launching an extremely useful
app for real sport fans. The new application dubbed Flag Tags will allow
users to connect with each other and celebrate the spirit of the global
sporting event, paying tribute to fan traditions. Using the Flag Tag
app, members of the online community and owners of mobile devices will
be able to paint their faces with national flags in the digital space.
To see how you or your friend will look with a national flag on the face, users will just have make two simple steps: upload a picture and choose the country. Using the application, which has been developed by Panasonic’s creative agency Brave both for Facebook and mobile, people will be able to share the updated photos with their friends on social media platforms. These photos can be used as profile pictures as well, so users will be able to support their national team during the Games with their social profiles.
In a press released by the company, Louise Hazel, Panasonic’s Olympic Ambassador enthuses: “Flag Tags is a unique and fun way for people to show their support for their national team during London 2012. As an athlete preparing for the home Olympic Games, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity and I’m thrilled to share this journey with the nation and look forward to seeing all the wonderful painted faces via Flag Tags!”
John Dixon, Brand Communications Director at Panasonic UK comments: “As Official Worldwide Olympic Partner in the Audio Video Equipment Category, we are delighted to announce the launch of Flag Tags which will allow people around the world to show support for their country in the London 2012 Games with this exciting App. The Games unites people all around the world in a way no other sporting event on Earth can, and Panasonic is looking forward to bringing the world together and capturing the Olympic spirit through Flag Tags.”
Image: panasonic.com
To see how you or your friend will look with a national flag on the face, users will just have make two simple steps: upload a picture and choose the country. Using the application, which has been developed by Panasonic’s creative agency Brave both for Facebook and mobile, people will be able to share the updated photos with their friends on social media platforms. These photos can be used as profile pictures as well, so users will be able to support their national team during the Games with their social profiles.
In a press released by the company, Louise Hazel, Panasonic’s Olympic Ambassador enthuses: “Flag Tags is a unique and fun way for people to show their support for their national team during London 2012. As an athlete preparing for the home Olympic Games, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity and I’m thrilled to share this journey with the nation and look forward to seeing all the wonderful painted faces via Flag Tags!”
John Dixon, Brand Communications Director at Panasonic UK comments: “As Official Worldwide Olympic Partner in the Audio Video Equipment Category, we are delighted to announce the launch of Flag Tags which will allow people around the world to show support for their country in the London 2012 Games with this exciting App. The Games unites people all around the world in a way no other sporting event on Earth can, and Panasonic is looking forward to bringing the world together and capturing the Olympic spirit through Flag Tags.”
Image: panasonic.com
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