Compelling case for the iPhone/iPad being a new mode of computing that
will oust the current Desktop model. If the Newton had been cheap this
would have happened in the 1990s ;-)

Computational photography. Might be the future.

QR code plus Flash web app = augmented reality business card.

Modifying Hornby model buildings to look like they might in 2050. I can't wait to see what people come up with (I'm too cack-handed to participate, sadly).

Blimey.

Piece profiling Jan Chipchase of Future Perfect fame.

Interesting interview with Adam Greenfield. Made me order his book, Everyware: The Dawning Age of Ubiquitous Computing.

"a population of about 3 billion display pixel robots would be permanently implanted a fraction of a mm under the surface of the skin, covering a rectangle 6 cm x 5 cm on the back of the hand. Photons emitted by these pixel bots would produce an image on

"The BBC says it has received a huge response from viewers willing to try out the second phase of its new service offering catch-up TV and radio."

"Let us assume that Samsung is able to make a 32GB flash drive in a year or two, what would be the implications? Well, the 12” iBook has a harddrive of 40GB so, to me, it looks like a prime candidate for a ‘mini to nano’-like switch"

Light bulb sends SMS to tell you it has burned out. Presumably to confirm the usual eye-based notification system.

Highlights from the design competion.

A hanging alarm clock that raises itself each time you hit snooze, thereby forcing you out of bed.