The Kaywa Reader – more barcodes to mobile sites connections
I don’t know how long they have been offering this, but the nice guys at Kaywa, providers of personal mobile sites, provide some nice pages to help folks ...
Category: The Narrative
LeWeb3 program: C’mon guys, are we missing mobile again?
Try as I may to do otherwise, I come off sounding like a broken record: By the end of next year there will be three billion people with mobile phones. When talk...
Strategy Analytics says: Global handset sales to be near a billion this year.
Thems a lot of apples. It seems that soon we will be maxing out the world. Then what? Link: Global Handset Sales Historical & Forecasts, 2002-2011. Summary ...
Tired words: Web 2.0
A quick comment. Web 2.0 – That’s so 2005. Move on. You can review all my previous ‘Tired Words’ here on this page.
Not that you need to know – US Population at 300 million
Just a little demographic tidbit I heard about yesterday. If I am not mistaken, the US is bucking the trend of population contraction and lower birth-rate. Finl...
Tired words: Experiences
File this one as ‘Something said daily at work that I can’t avoid’. Experiences – Ugh. From commodities, to packaged goods, to services,...
Finding the right expressions – mobile vs. desktop
I am constantly trying to improve the way I communicate thoughts and concepts I have, trying to have an economy of words, yet very descriptive expressions. Toda...
Great article – Peering into the future of the Infosphere
No sooner had I put Internet and Online on my list of Tired Words, I came across this article by Luciano Floridi. It was a follow-on article of a similar near-f...
Tired words: Online
My struggle here is the definition of this word. Too vague. Online – Everything that communicates or uses data is connected to the net or will be (to be s...
Tired words: Community
The upsurge of the careless use of this word has me spinning. Community – Same as innovation. It’s something you see after, rather than can craft be...