Scott Shaffer has touched a nerve with physical world hyperlinks
Scott was interviewed as part of an excellent article in the Wall Street Journal on barcodes and mobiles. Go read it on his site (link below). It has generated ...
Category: The Narrative
Google’s Eric Schmidt on letting more of the world access the Internet
Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt, wrote an article recently for the Financial Times (subscription required, but the link below might still be working). He start...
A physical to virtual connection for a mobile device (GPS) game
I will soon be getting a nifty tiny GPS receiver to hook up via Bluetooth to my phone. I’m going to be doing some deep testing and reviewing of an app (an...
Meta quoting: and something to think about
For all you leaders out there. Some good advice from Andy Grove, quoted by Bob Sutton who was interviewed by Guy Kawasaki (good interview, overall). My question...
The magnitude of things: What it means to make things in the millions
I was in a meeting recently and we were talking about the number of people with Nokia phones, the number of Nokia phones sold a year, and other large numbers as...
feegorifero on: Self archeology (and the mobile value chain)
Fabio Sergio has a great brainwave on operators, ‘who will establish a privileged relationship with the customer’, and the ‘ecology of value&#...
I’ve been vpodded by Rodrigo in: The last phone booth in Helsinki
Just goofing off in Helsinki. Link: Rodrigo A. Sepúlveda Schulz: The last phone booth in Helsinki. I predict that phone booths will make a comeback as quiet zon...
Read/Write Web on: Personal and microcontent aggregators
One thing that has been dear to me is how to bring together, on our mobile, our whole Web experience that we are used to through the large-screen PC-based brows...
Using the Flickr uploader on my N93
FYI, the ‘Flickr’ uploader is using the same protocol as Lifeblog. So, if you know how that is done, you can theoretically post to other Lifeblog co...
A potentially disruptive thought
Risto Koski, a colleague from Nokia, and I were having a deep discussion when he naturally suggested that why bother making phones with both WiFi and cellular c...