Have you hugged a mobile service provider today?
OK. Everyone who gets upset when thinking about mobile operators, raise your hands. Yup. Now, everyone who gets a warm fuzzy feeling of how wonderful mobile ope...
Category: Strategy
Nokia acquires gate5 to add robust mapping and navigation to its devices
Cool. It was a discussion on location services that made me finally realize that things are different when you are talking about Multimedia Computer and not ent...
Tom Hume on: Off-hours mobile usage
Tom, below, makes an interesting observation that is complemented by another observation by Mark Curtis. Two points jump our to me:1) Do we have any flippinR...
The burden of mind-set
Gotta say that yesterday I realized how much some lines of thought were ingrained in me. Today, some of my pet ideas, so well received by others, kinda fell fla...
Under Constriction – changes, changes, and more changes
Oy vey. It’s been a heck of a time these last few weeks. It feels like I am going through some Cosmic Constriction that’s just squeezing, twisting, ...
Sideloading should be made easier
I’ve been doing a bit of reading into audio streaming lately and someone mentioned a term that I had to look up just to make sure – Sideloading, or ...
Notes from an interview with Jack Scully, comments on Steve Jobs, product creation, and Apple’s 30th anniversary
As part of a series of interviews of Apple notables for the 30th anniversary of Apple, Jack Scully, the CEO who took over from Jobs, made some great comments ab...
A new layer has been added to the social structure of the Web
This is a bit off-topic, but fits in well with some of the things I think about. A while back I got all excited about coComment. To me, it was a way to track th...
Need a good summary of the mobile world?
I mentioned earlier, that I heard two talks from d.Construct 2005. The second one was from Tom Hume. Tom delivers a great overview of the state of the mobile in...
Following a thread on freedom, openess, and the evolution of business
I don’t know how I came to find them, but I was listening to two talks from d.Construct 2005, a grass-roots Web 2.0 (splutter, ahem) conference held in No...