We’ve been on a road trip again and as last time, we were so busy we couldn’t write anything. Luckily, the iPhone camera is actually halfway decent if you process the images through Camerabag.

So here goes – a walkthrough of sightings from London and Hamburg:

At The Hospital Club:

Crazy elevator:

It rained a lot. But then again, what did we expect – it’s London:

And then, the day after, the sun appeared:

All of a sudden, we were featured on a Pink Floyd record sleeve:

In Hamburg, Thomas tried to convince the employees at Scholz & Friends that Danes don’t lie:

Café Paris in Hamburg had a crazy ceiling:

Rosi’s Bar had crazy stickers:

Heading to the airport while the sun rose over the city:

Approaching CPH is always nice, but particularly nice is the flight over Øresundsbron:

Yes, the inevitable iPad post has hit the 23 blog.

Obviously we’re very excited about the iPad – not only because Apple introduced a new product (we are dedicated, naïve fanboys here at the office), but because the shape of the device itself is interesting for us. After it was introduced, our internal “digital watercooler” – Yammer – was red hot with posts from 23-employees discussing which version of the iPad would be the best purchase. Not if we should buy it, but which one.

The “tagline” of 23 is “The Visual Sharing Company”. We like things that are communicated visually and our products reflect that. We already have tight integration between 23 Video and other platforms such as podcasting through iTunes and RSS, directory listing in Boxee and an iPhone/Android-optimized site (try accessing http://video.reboot.dk on your iPhone/Android). The integration with other platforms is essential for sharing video with customers who want to access the content in their own way.

With the introduction of the iPad on Wednesday, we saw a new potential for our customers to reach out and create compelling experiences for their customers. After all, video already looks good on the iPhone, but it will look absolute stunning on the iPad with a screen size four times larger than the iPhone.

So tell us, what are some of the things you look forward to seeing the most on the iPad?

Last week, part of the 23 team were in Amsterdam to touch base on the local scene and get to know a bit more about the lovely Dutch people’s opinion on video. It was a nice trip that took us all around the city, and we got to meet up with people from the web business as well as government and public service. Hopefully we’ll soon be able to show you some more tangible outcome from the trip, but until then, here’s a selection of some of the pictures we took in Amsterdam:

All the pictures are taken with an iPhone and edited using the Camerabag application on the iPhone. It’s by far the easiest way of producing images that are of far higher quality than you (well, I, for one) can usually create. If you want to see more, the whole gallery from our trip is here: 23 in Amsterdam

In the coming months, we will be in a bunch of other European cities, so feel free to get in touch if you want to hear more about 23 Video or just say hi.