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links for 2009-12-01

December 1, 2009

Nokia Touch Photo Browser with 3D Effects | Touch User Interface – Try it on your N97 via Beta Labs TUI – great blog! An RT tweaked me to this blog and it's a great one. Great content and makes you think touch and it's applications. The innovations are only just starting to emerge. One [...]

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links for 2009-11-30

November 30, 2009

Myriad Introduces World’s First Widget Solution for Ultra-Low Cost Mobile Phones | One to watch. "It is clear that ultra-low cost handsets are the key to mobile services growth in emerging markets, but this segment poses significant challenges to handset manufacturers both in terms of cost and functionality,” “The Myriad Dynamic Homescreen addresses these issues [...]

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links for 2009-11-29

November 29, 2009

The Economist concludes that e-readers cannot save newspaper and they don't have the resources to support them. I blanch at the thought that I should pay more for the WSJ because I now read it on my iPhone in addition to getting it at home. What are they thinking? I will simply choose another option. [...]

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links for 2009-11-28

November 28, 2009

Nokia to let customers touch & feel at its stores | building the retail experience. Sony has been particularly effective with their lifestyle stores. nokia's challenge is providing an effective assortment and creating an environment that can draw a broad cross section of society. thus the independent store really matters. (tags: nokia retail india)

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links for 2009-11-27

November 27, 2009

Safari iPhone bookmarklets: Clunky setup, but very useful I've wanted to post to delicious from my iPhone for a long time. The same article demos how to post to Twitter the same way. Check it out. (tags: Twitter delicious bookmarking socialmedia) Rethink the user interface on the touch phone? Maybe or perhaps we are getting [...]

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links for 2009-11-25

November 25, 2009

Like the look of this for managing the import of Twitter feeds see Twitter Widget Pro "It’s true that you could just point an RSS widget at one of the Twitter feeds, but you end up with the whole tweet as a link, @replies don’t function, etc. Twitter Widget Pro properly handles twitter feeds, including [...]

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It is Mobiles not the Kindle that will Define the Future of Books

November 24, 2009

Mobile Social is beginning to change the world of books. It’s also going to make reading even more accessible to the world’s poor. When Anne Ruan goes to work in the morning, the Beijing subway is so crowded she can barely find a spot to stand. But the real-estate agent ignores the jostling of the [...]

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links for 2009-11-24

November 24, 2009

Here's the The Top Fifty Librarian Blogs – Easiest way for me to remember and find The Shifted Librarian Jenny Levine One of the blog I always used to read was The Shifted Librarian. Jenny wrote heaps and heaps back when I began blogging using Radio which I see today is long ago replaced by [...]

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links for 2009-11-20

November 20, 2009

#LearnTrends 2009 just ended and my thanks to @jaycross and the other moderators. For the first time I began to believe that an online conference was really viable. The tools are improving. Elluminate worked well enough and provided the chat backchannel and reasonable audio. I'd like to see better integration with Twitter even if just [...]

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links for 2009-11-19

November 19, 2009

Apparently Nokia is dropping Symbian from N-Series by 2012 | feels like an unofficial announcement. Is it too slow??? N900's Also noted on PCWorld a Product Marketing Manager for Nokia appears to have let slip that 2012 is the last iteration of the N-Series based on Symbian. I'm frankly surprised it is going to take [...]

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links for 2009-11-13

November 13, 2009

This view needs amplification. @danyork on: How Twitter and Facebook violate “The Internet Way” | So does iPhone, Kindle and more A couple of decades later, we’ve found that “status messaging” or “microblogging” or whatever we want to call it is a powerful communication tool. We need now to tear down those walls and move [...]

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links for 2009-11-12

November 12, 2009

Examples like @davewiner on iPhone and techcrunch (http://bit.ly/msrkq) suggest "tipping point" of negatism coming. #civiltech I don't care how sexy the environment is as a user or a developer, the fact that Apple holds up apps and rejects them often because they compete with their own software is to me like buying a coat made [...]

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links for 2009-11-11

November 11, 2009

R.I.P. Russell Ackoff with a great set of quotes! Thanks @jonhusband I'm generally with @gigaom that the N900 is the the future for Nokia at the intelligent rather than status end of the market. It's sad to see the launch of the N900 is a mere bleep in the US after the Droid launch this [...]

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What’s your mobile location strategy? Twitter and the GPSURL

November 10, 2009

Yesterday @JonHusband (Wirearchy) sent me a NYTimes link on “Refining the Twitter Explosion”. I always appreciate links like this. They are often good pointers and make me think harder about their importance. In a response to Jon I found myself writing more than expected and later thought I’d share my general response below. I don’t [...]

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links for 2009-11-07

November 7, 2009

Another indicator that lists and geolocation will bring new innovation to the Twitterverse. Seesmic update… The problem with lists in Twitter is it is just too hard to add people. Enabling it in your Twitter App makes it much easier to create lists overtime when their name comes up. At least that is what I'm [...]

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