Mobility vs. laptops, once again – Janne’s blog
Janne has been drinking the thinking juice. Here’s a good one. Emphasis, mine. Link: ButtUgly: Main_blogentry_090905_1. There are nearly two billion cell ...
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More on mobility and Web 2.0 from Janne
This and more from Janne. Janne has been even more insightful than usual, lately. Link: ButtUgly: Main_blogentry_070905_2. So… How to design mobile applic...
Some sayings I’ve picked up over the years
Aut inveniam viam aut faciam.Either I will find a way, or I will make one.(courtesy, Gary Silverman, when I left his lab) Mr Rogers is ‘happiest when help...
Mobile Feed Reading
Great list from MoMo Mike on RSS aggregators for mobile (also follow the link to Barb’s post). The catch with reading RSS on a mobile is that photos come ...
Marko Ahtisaari: Seven Challenges to our Shared Mobile Future
A masterful essay from a great thinker I admire. Marko shares his thoughts on various aspects of the mobile lifestyle and where some of the big questions lie. I...
Christian Lindholm is off to Yahoo!
Christian and I had a fun time with Lifeblog. If I had to pick his greatest gift to me it would be his enthusiastic goading of me to exceed expectations. He has...
When mobile tagging meets the Web
This is a nice fusion of PC, Web and mobile. I think this kind of mixing, made possible by Web 2.0 (or Web 5.5, if you are contrarian) is where the next big thi...
Where mobile devices can further extend the mobile lifestyle
I would love to see more growth in mobile devices as local sensors that are built to use and communicate with the immediate surroundings of the device. I’m not ...
What mobile devices are not
If you read this, you can see that I don’t talk about technology at all. Link: Lifeblog: What are the true qualities of mobility?. So, in short, a laptop with a...
What are the true qualities of mobility?
Janne Jalkanen pointed out something that I regrettably failed to ever mention: what really makes a cell phone different from a laptop with WiFi? Or, as I see i...