links for 2008-05-29

More reinforcing data on the iPhone usage

It seems dumbed down to me. I cannot use any of the folders I’ve got set up. In the current version I can. A step backwards.

I find this curious as a design and business model. Similarly limited markets rather than going global etc. suggests additional hurdles. While we dream of accessorizing I think this type may be misguided.

While I’ve followed Ton’s logic to an extent (I am behind on following others) I’m not sure we really have a good way to manage this. We need labels or folders so we can slice it differently. When you have few it is not important.

A recent presentation from Stowe. I liked the social=me chart!

Another 140 ways to mess around with Twitter… when it isn’t broken. Great list.

Hmmmm… It could work and yet how do I feel about Twitter being in Google’s hands? Not good! What do others say?

Am sure there is more than one. See this case study http://www.newcommreview.com/?p=919 — Special offers tweeted! Cool!

If the iPhone allowed or enabled bluetooth music streaming like a decent smartphone then I wouldn’t need or want a device like this for my car.

Notes on coming to grips with Dave Snowden’s approach. Great links! Thanks for linking me!

Om joins the “simplify” make it easy call as a recipe to fix Nokia. Nokia and MS Windows should be put in the same basket. Both need open heart surgery. The comments are 90% for radical surgery.

Spotted by Gizmodo a Dell Eee PC competitor? Who will want one and why? Should I want one? Why?