Archive for the 'Mobile Culture' Category
Tuesday, December 16th, 2008
I read this article over on mediapost entitled “Most Will Access Internet Via Mobile By 2020″, that discusses a PEW R&D report called “The Future of Internet III”. It predicts the majority of people (we’re talking the “average” person, not necessarily techies, here) worldwide will access the internet via Mobile by … get this 2020 [...]
Posted in Mobile, Mobile Business, Mobile Culture, Mobile Life, Mobile Research, Mobile Web 2.0 |
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Friday, November 14th, 2008
Looks like there are a couple of mobile “unconference” sessions sponsored by FITC concurrent to Adobe MAX 2008 San Francisco. Nov 16th 2:30 pm (Mon): Flash Developers Guide to building iPhone Applications Nov 18th 12:00 pm (Wed): Flash Lite’s future in an iPhone Dominated Landscape with Tony McDonald Unfortunately, I’m fairly sure if I can [...]
Posted in Adobe, Adobe MAX, Adobe MAX 2008 (San Fran, USA), Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Apple, Flash, Flash Lite, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, Mobile, Mobile Application, Mobile Content, Mobile Content Distribution, Mobile Culture, Mobile Design, Mobile Developer, Mobile Device, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile OEM, Mobile Platform, Mobile Web, iPhone |
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Tuesday, November 4th, 2008
“I’ll call RIM tomorrow about there being no Flash on my Berry … It’s definitely “Change – We need”!”
Posted in BlackBerry, Mobile, Mobile Application, Mobile Blogging, Mobile Culture, Mobile Device, Mobile Platform, RIM |
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Thursday, October 23rd, 2008
MITX is sponsoring an event on November 13th, 2008 in Boston. The topic is “How will the future of the Internet and Wireless networks drive digital media”. Here are some details: Speakers to date: Josh Martin, Senior Analyst, Yankee Group; Rich Miner, Group Manager, Mobile Platforms, Google MITX and MassNetComms are joining forces to sponsor [...]
Posted in Boston, MITX, Mobile, Mobile Culture, Mobile Ecosystem, massnetcomms |
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Tuesday, October 21st, 2008
Me, playing Flash Lite video content on Myvu Solos from my Nokia N95 Myvu – “video eyeware” I’m not sure when I got my first myvu glasses (check them out), but from the looks of their website (www.myvu.com), they’ve gone through several renditions of the product, and now offer up a series of them (probably [...]
Posted in Consumer Electronic Device, Mobile, Mobile Culture, Mobile OEM, Mobile TV, Mobile User Interfaces, Mobile Video, Nokia N95, Nokia Series 60, myvu, nokia |
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Sunday, October 19th, 2008
Nokia has another great marketing piece called: www.somebodyelsesphone.com It depicts, 3 typical consumers of Nokia devices and their daily usage of their devices. It has 3 profiles, from various regions: • Jade (APAC) • Anna (Europe) • Luca (South America?) Check it out when you get a chance. P.S. “Shout out” to [...]
Posted in Charged Magazine, Charged Mobile Magazine, Mobile, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Application, Mobile Brand, Mobile Business, Mobile Content, Mobile Culture, Mobile Device, Mobile Life, Mobile OEM, Mobile Platform, Mobile Social Networking, Mobile Usability, Mobile User Interfaces, Mobile Web, Nokia Series 40, Nokia Series 60, nokia |
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Sunday, October 19th, 2008
Mobile Internet World 2008 is going on this week in Boston, October 21-23, 2008. Join 175+ industry executives from the entire mobile Internet ecosystem including Google, Intel, Access, Ericsson, Qualcomm, Hearst Publications, Yankee Group, Texas Instruments and many others. Mobile Internet services are an untapped $66 billion global market according to Yankee Group. Learn how [...]
Posted in Boston, Mobile, Mobile Business, Mobile Culture, Mobile Ecosystem, Mobile Internet World, Mobile Internet World 2008, Mobile Web, Mobile Web 2.0 |
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Saturday, October 18th, 2008
I got some marketing literature from GSM (underdog) T-Mobile USA. It has some good “TXT’ing 101″ tid-bits, that I’ll share in this post. Yes, we more than still have silly adverts about TXT’ing and voice plans here in the US … although, data and mobile services are growing and thriving businesses, as mobile devices become [...]
Posted in Mobile, Mobile Culture, Mobile Web, Mobile Web 2.0, SMS, T-Mobile |
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Saturday, October 18th, 2008
A while back, the new Singapore based: “ActionScript Conference” caught my eye. Looks like it’s taking place right about now. Pretty neat idea. Who knows, perhaps it may even go on to be a worldwide event!? Anyways, I noticed, Stefan Wessel‘s giving a introductory type session on working with Flash on mobile and devices. Pretty [...]
Posted in Actionscript, Actionscript 1.0, Actionscript 2.0, Actionscript 3.0, Adobe, Adobe AIR, Adobe CS4, Adobe Creative Suite CS4, Adobe Flex, Adobe Mobile & Devices, Adobe Mobile Client, Adobe Mobile and Devices, Flash Lite, Flash Lite 1.1, Flash Lite 2.0, Flash Lite 2.1, Flash Lite 3.0, Flash Lite 3.1, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, Handsets, MAX 2006, Mobile, Mobile Content, Mobile Culture, Mobile Developer, Mobile OEM, Mobile Platform, Singapore, flashlite, nokia |
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Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008
A while back, I posted about Nokia’s vision piece on the “Evolution of Screens” … Now here are some videos from NTT DoCoMo on possible mobile concepts in 201x. “The Road to Hokusai’s Waterfall” “Mobile phones have evolved to become indispensable tools that have changed the way we lead our lives, and they are certain [...]
Posted in DoCoMo, Mobile, Mobile Advertising, Mobile Brand, Mobile Business, Mobile Culture, Mobile Device, Mobile Life, Mobile OEM, Mobile Platform, Mobile Research, Mobile Social Networking, Mobile Usability, Mobile User Interfaces, Mobile Video, NTT DoCoMo |
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