And the follow-up.
Link: Robert Price – What’s On My Bookshelf.
This post is also to test multiple Lifeblog posts work.
And the follow-up.
Link: Robert Price – What’s On My Bookshelf.
This post is also to test multiple Lifeblog posts work.
Link: Robert Price – Multiple Nokia Lifeblog Postings.
This is one thing that had never occured to me. I had always asssumed you just posted one item at a time. I had a look at Lifeblog once they had gone, and sure enough, all I’d have to do is to Mark each element I wish to post, then when ready Post To Web.
Amazing reporting of the Blogs in Action event I attended in London just before Easter.
Link: Blogs in Action and a nasty case of speed mingling: Corante > Strange Attractor >.
Just sitting on the train home after a great day up in London, which was capped off by the Six Apart-arranged Blogs in Action seminar featuring short presentations from Tom Coates from the BBC but talking about his own experiences of blogging, Neil McIntosh from Guardian Unlimited, Dominique Busso from VNUNet Europe, John Dale from Warwick University, and Charlie Schick from Nokia LifeBlogs, with a coda from lawyer David Carr about libel.
From the boss himself. Instrumental in getting Lifeblog to where it is today (yes, there are others who were also instrumental), he is nonetheless the ultimate Lifeblogger.
Link: ChristianLindholm.com: Reflections on Life caching using Lifeblog.
The very cool site Trendwatching.com, a place for emerging trends have returned to the the topic of Life caching, a term for a mega trend they ‘discovered’ in September. I think they are spot on. This is an emerging mega trend, actually one which will shape most people in one way or another. In short it is the future of memories, and as such the future of civilization…Ok it sounds grand..anyway I was really flattered to be used as a good example. Thanks guys, keep on discovering trends! lets meet someday.
At the end of the post I have collected 6 lessons learned and questions I am thinking of.
Ms. Jen is the greatest. I think I’ll have to do more with her in the future (maybe upgrade her phone…).
Link: Black Phoebe :: Ms. Jen: 3 Months and 17 Days in to My Love Affair….
3 Months and 17 Days in to My Love Affair…
with my Nokia 7610!
Anina is a bundle of energy (see her list of things here) and really wants to spread the love of mobile to the whole fashion industry. I’ve been fortunate to be pulled into this whirlwind of activity, mostly by providing what little support I can (a few phones mostly, so far). The main thing for me is to keep out of her way so she can do her thing (and she’s so patient with me!).
Also, I am careful to make sure I don’t tread on her work so that it is clear to everyone that she’s the force, inspiration, and owner of all her work. It would suck if someone thought she was a just some fake from Nokia.
Au contraire, she’s the genuine article, a true ‘new kind of supermodel’ who gets a kick out of hacker magazines, doing funky things with her gadgets, and letting everyone know about her enthusiasm.
He latest thing is to try and set up agencies to take better advantage of mobile, blogs, and advanced multimedia apps. Below is a link to he announcement of some work she has done with her agency in Germany.
Link: LIFEBLOG.anina.net: ps press release.
Anina, you rock!
Nice review in French from Jerome.
Link: Le blog de iFeedYou – Lifeblog – Introduction.
Lifeblog est un outil simple pour transferer et sauvegarder le contenu (photos, videos, MMS, SMS,..) de son telephone sur son ordinateur.
Si vous appreciez de pouvoir synchroniser votre agenda et vos contacts sous Outlook (ou autre logiciel) avec votre PDA ou votre mobile alors vous apprecierez la possibilite de synchroniser vos fichiers “medias” grace a Lifeblog.