My del.icio.us links and notes.

  • Skype is kissing goodbye to P2P. Live Messenger in drag. You are assimilated. – . "We have been silently re-architecting basically the entire way Skype works." This change means Skype is moving away from its historic P2P service into a modern one ready for the mobile-based world. Skype is shifting to Microsoft's Messenger platform initially, designed with mobile considerations in mind."

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. "We have been silently re-architecting basically the entire way Skype works." This change means Skype is moving away from its historic P2P service into a modern one ready for the mobile-based world. Skype is shifting to Microsoft's Messenger platform initially, designed with mobile considerations in mind."

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. "We have been silently re-architecting basically the entire way Skype works." This change means Skype is moving away from its historic P2P service into a modern one ready for the mobile-based world. Skype is shifting to Microsoft's Messenger platform initially, designed with mobile considerations in mind."

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My del.icio.us links and notes.

  • Multi-screen mania: how our devices work together | Importance of "mobile first" – This data shouldn't be a surprise. First rule today is think "mobile first". Few companies really have that lens on. What this little study highlights is the need for "escalation" thinking. How do conversations, work, what work is done where, what is the role of attention on tasks, how is this impacted by different environments and situations. How do programs and data respond to context etc.

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This data shouldn't be a surprise. First rule today is think "mobile first". Few companies really have that lens on. What this little study highlights is the need for "escalation" thinking. How do conversations, work, what work is done where, what is the role of attention on tasks, how is this impacted by different environments and situations. How do programs and data respond to context etc.

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Multi-screen mania: how our devices work together | Importance of “mobile first”

August 29, 2012

This data shouldn’t be a surprise. First rule today is think “mobile first”. Few companies really have that lens on. What this little study highlights is the need for “escalation” thinking. How do conversations, work, what work is done where, what is t…

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Why does the WSJ treat customers like crap? Subscriptions Models #fail

August 7, 2012

Tweet I value and enjoy reading the WSJ everyday. I tweet article links too (although they are not aways shareable). WSJ is a great resource and I now have until the 11th of September to decide whether or I continue subscribing. For many years I’ve had the WSJ delivered home. I’m also an active online [...]

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Reading Links for August 6th

August 6, 2012

Tweet My del.icio.us links and notes. The Platform Ecosystem Wars: Rome Is Burning | Empower Mobile Users Instead – A useful summary although this is not new news. Twitter started screwing developers a long time ago. Facebook was never really trustworthy and like Skype before favored the bigger corporates or those with more monied interests. [...]

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The Platform Ecosystem Wars: Rome Is Burning | Empower Mobile Users Instead

August 6, 2012

A useful summary although this is not new news. Twitter started screwing developers a long time ago. Facebook was never really trustworthy and like Skype before favored the bigger corporates or those with more monied interests.

Facebook and Twitter n…

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The Platform Ecosystem Wars: Rome Is Burning | Empower Mobile Users Instead

August 6, 2012

A useful summary although this is not new news. Twitter started screwing developers a long time ago. Facebook was never really trustworthy and like Skype before favored the bigger corporates or those with more monied interests.

Facebook and Twitter n…

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Day Two #WWDC – Bluetooth and Passbook vs NFC?

June 12, 2012

Tweet Leaving the Bluetooth session today I was talking to a couple of Airline guys. The discussion started by focusing on Bluetooth 4.0 and wondering re the comparisons with NFC. Obviously, their interest was around ticketing and we quickly added the new Passbook feature into the  conversation. So when I came to write up a [...]

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Day One Notes from Apple #WWDC – It’s got me thinking.

June 11, 2012

Tweet I’m sitting down at the end of the day reflecting on what I heard or thought about today at the Apple WWDC or World Wide Developer Conference. It’s my gig for the rest of the week! Lucky me as tickets are hard to come by. After this morning’s keynote I wasn’t sure if I [...]

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What is CPNI? Did you get the AT&T email? Could you opt-out? #privacy #PRfail

May 21, 2012

Tweet What is CPNI? Who writes the AT&T garbage AND UNDECIPHERABLE e-mails that end up TELLING me about my account and then when I read very carefully are broken when I try to do something about it? Like opt-out? According to AT&T CPNI is important information about the privacy of my customer information. You read [...]

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Video Conferencing and the Dinosaurs?

May 16, 2012

Tweet   Andy Abramson pointed me to his post and another on the state of the video conferencing Industry this morning. What’s wrong with the Video Conferencing  Industry? and his post “Taking Aim and Telling the Truth”. Fact is, I all but ignore the Video Conferencing Industry now. What I don’t do is ignore video and [...]

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