Digital Lifestyle Day update
Digital Lifestyle Day, run by Herbert Burda Media, is underway. You can wish you were there by visiting the website with photos sent from the event. Gotta say, ...
Category: The Narrative
Blast from the past – Nokia unveils new comprehensive mobile Internet solution
First product I worked on at Nokia. Five years on, the story hasn’t changed. Do you know anyone who uses this product. Neither do I. Learned a boatload, t...
Web 2.0 Workgroup – And here’s the other mobile site that has joined
I was told that two mobile related sites would join the workgroup, but up to now, I had only seen MobileCrunch. Well, via Alex Barnett, I found out that Ajit Jo...
Jan Chipchase on: Smart People, Dumb People
Jan is an amazingly observant guy. Nokia is lucky to have him. You just have to read his website, where he regularly posts about his many trips and user studies...
TechCrunch on: A New Blog is Born – MobileCrunch
I had been on the look out for this. A new mobile blog has been announced (thanks Tommi). Mike Arrington of Techcrunch has extended his brand (maybe with my goa...
Russ on: Browsing as the mobile data killer app
In ‘Browsing: The Mobile Data Killer App’, Russ reports on a presentation from Nokia on smartphone usage data. The key takeaway for me was that brow...
Third thought for the day (way off topic): Are electronics a passing fad?
I was listening to Danny Hillis’ talk for the Long Now Foundation, a foundation he created along with Stewart Brand and Brian Eno and other really interes...
The Shostek Group on: The Personal Internet Will Subsume Mobile Internet Assumptions
Stephen Johnston pointed me to this interesting summary of a report we are all now trying to get our hands on. It starts off with a redefinition of the mobile I...
Read/WriteWeb on: Main Themes of Internet Companies at CES
Great CES meta-reporting from Richard McManus. I see more mobile (device connectivity, partnerships, action!). Of course. Link: Read/WriteWeb: Main Themes of In...
A VC on: Jealousy
Indeed, indeed. Link [via Hugh]: A VC: Jealousy. The Telco’s had their chance back in the mid 90s to develop all these value added services to run on thei...