Roland Tanglao- Hello ShoZu, Goodbye Lifeblog
Roland’s actions here point out a problem with making apps for mobile phones. On the one hand, the most recent version of Lifeblog mobile does not work on...
Category: Strategy
Bloglines makes a few clever tweaks to mobile site
To me, this update to Bloglines Mobile tells me that they have a mobile-savvy person in there who groks how folks want to use a mobile feed reader. And, it remi...
How Apple does it: lessons for all of us
Here’s a great article for inspiration from Time (full article courtesy of Time Canada). Sure, it’s a sugar-coated view of what makes Apple’s ...
Request for comments: What is your strategy to integrate your Web product with the Mobile Lifestyle?
Anyone who has been reading these pages knows that I am keen on the fusion of the Web, PC, and mobile. Not only have I been elaborating on what makes a great mo...
Ease of use sometimes means nothing to a first time user
My brother, who lives in the US, just got a new non-Nokia phone. So, I started playing with it to check out the browsing and messaging experience. Of course, ma...
InterCasting Corp: TravelPod Integrated With Rabble
Very interesting run down on Intercasting Corp’s product strategy. I think they are spot on. Link: InterCasting Corp: TravelPod Integrated With Rabble. We...
This is Mobility � Blog Archive � Social Software Going Mobile
MoMo Mike on some of his insights from a panel he moderated. He also goes over some very good pointers on smoothing out the user’s mobile experience. Link...
More on Usability Vs. Features
The discussion continues. Here is a nice comment from a simple observation. I definitely think this is so – that’s why geeks put up with crappy inte...
Mobile computing vs. Mobile living
Continuing this discussion, I’d like to bring a bit of distinction to the difference between mobile computing and mobile living. Mobile computing devices are fo...
David Harper, of WINKsite, certainly gets it
MoMo Mike was most kind to connect me to fellow New Yorker David Harper. Mike and I had spoken a lot about mobile and the state of mobile in Silicon Valley (too...