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Amber Case: We are all cyborgs now | Video on TED.com
Technology is evolving us, says Amber Case, as we become a screen-staring, button-clicking new version of homo sapiens. We now rely on "external brains" (cell phones and computers) to communicate, remember, even live out secondary lives. But will these machines ultimately connect or conquer us? Case offers surprising insight into our cyborg selves.
anthropology  culture  mobile  technology  cyborg  robot-parade 
february 2011 by vielmetti
ÜberTwitter Download
Welcome! You are moments away from experiencing a truly advanced Twitter client developed especially for BlackBerry devices. We are in our third Beta test phase now, but encourage you to download and try this version as we continue to refine and develop the product.
twitter  mobile  blackberry  beta 
july 2009 by vielmetti
Official Google Mobile Blog: Getting directions to businesses now easier on Google Maps for mobile
One of my favorite things about Google Maps for mobile is finding businesses on the go. Today we launched a server-side change that makes it easier to get directions to businesses. You can now get directions to restaurants, stores, and other points of interest by entering their names in the start or end point. Consider this example:
google  maps  mobile  directions 
january 2009 by vielmetti
Mobiles in Malawi
using sms in malawi to improve compliance for healthcare and to decrease cost of information gathering travel
blog  mobile  health  healthcare  africa  malawi 
january 2009 by vielmetti
adaptive path » blog » Alexa Andrzejewski » Create Your Own Magnetic Prototype
Enter magnetic prototyping. I ran as fast as I could to the nearest OfficeMax to pick up a pack of Inkjet Magnet Sheets ($12) and a portable magnetic whiteboard ($20). Returning to Creative Suite, instead of trying to lay out screen designs, I simply took all of my data elements and UI widgets and replicated them dozens of times to make sheets of customized UI stickers. I cut out the bits and pieces, and in minutes, I had a working model of my UI idea, complete with movable parts — no ActionScript needed!
prototyping  ux  ui  howto  mobile  magnets  magnetic 
january 2009 by vielmetti
Fraser Speirs – There is More Than One Mobile Context
multiple meanings of the world "mobile" with multiple implications for use
mobile  speirs  fraser  context  design 
december 2008 by vielmetti
Unbundling for innovation: An Essay by Phil Agre, UCLA » Experience-Is-King
It follows that the design process of the future will require a more sophisticated understanding of the user community. This starts with anthropological fieldwork, and it includes participatory design processes, mock-ups and prototypes, and systematic mapping-out of the whole universe of potential applications niches. A good place to start, as I’ve mentioned in the context of wearable devices, is with relationships. Think of the unbundled-and-disembedded cell phone functionalities not as devices for making phone calls, but as infrastructures for maintaining relationships. What is the informational architecture of a user’s ongoing relationship with a family member, a school, a doctor, a video game company, and so on, and what could those architectures become? What issues, privacy for example, are at stake in the design and ongoing renegotiation of that architecture?
agre  phil  innovation  communications  networking  mobile 
december 2008 by vielmetti
NextBus Mini HTML Site
Using satellite tracking, not schedules, NextBus tells you when the next public transit vehicle will arrive. (Mobile site)
mobile  bus  transit  transportation  wheres-the-bus  where-is-my-fracking-bus  nextbus 
december 2008 by vielmetti
How to get to the library by bus - scoring the public transit system
some measures of public library integration with public transit, including travel times and quality of transit-oriented directions
library  bus  transit  transportation  mobile  mobility 
december 2008 by vielmetti
Pew Research Center: Future of the Internet III: How the Experts See It
# The mobile device will be the primary connection tool to the internet for most people in the world in 2020.
internet  future  2008  survey  mobile  mobility  party-like-its-2020 
december 2008 by vielmetti
New Mobilities: Ce-more about what's happening in the mobile world
The Centre for Mobilties Research (CeMoRe) studies and researches the newly emerging interdisciplinary field of 'mobilities'. The concept of 'mobilities' encompasses both the large-scale movements of people, objects, capital, and information across the world, as well as the more local processes of daily transportation, movement through public space, and the travel of material things within everyday life.
blog  politics  transportation  mobile  technology  networks  sociology  networking  cities  complexity  transport  mobility  mobilities  mobilizing  urban  urban-informatics 
december 2008 by vielmetti
Library 2.0: An Academic's Perspective: It's the Mobility, Stupid
I was especially happy to see the item about new scholarship. But the mobile phones item caught my eye because I've been frustrated over the past few years by the fact that libraries haven't put much effort into optimizing their services for mobile devices, be they phones or anything else. My own library hasn't been much inclined to take this on for our Web site, despite my proposal to focus on this need.

I was struck by this passage in the report: "The ability of almost all phones to access email, instant messaging, the web, and calendaring increases the ways in which students and instructors can communicate—and is eroding the digital divide." Just take a walk around campus and observe the cell phones in use, and you can see the potential truth in this statement.
library  mobile  mobility  superpatron 
december 2008 by vielmetti
Tom Hume: Thoughts on the demise of Trutap
So I find myself being a bit confused by his post. Does he really expect businesses backed by US hedge funds not to experience knock-on effects from the credit crunch? In a world of many social networks and services, is there not a role for aggregators? Are applications not a route for delivering superior user experiences? And if the demise of trutap was really inevitable, could we not have expected a prediction of it from him before the fact?
mobile  trutap  subprime-meltdown  web-two-point-naught 
december 2008 by vielmetti
Mother Goose rhymes
mother goose rhymes formatted suitable for mobile phone. gopher ftw
rhymes  storytime  toddler  nursery_rhymes  kids  ebook  mobile 
december 2008 by vielmetti
change mobile
mobile version (eg blackberry) of change.gov site, as remixed by Cerado.
change  regime-change  mobile  politics 
december 2008 by vielmetti
MRI - C-PAHC
The Center for Cell Phone Applications in Healthcare (C-PAHC) is Medical Records Institute's platform for studying and advocating the development and adoption of cell phone technologies for use in healthcare.

C-PAHC is a membership-based organization that envisions the development of a wide range of healthcare applications for mobile phones, smart phones, and PDAs and investigates current and developing technologies and how they will impact the healthcare industry.
emr  mobilehealth  mobile  healthcare  health 
december 2008 by vielmetti
So Fucked: TruTap.com Lays Off 80% | FuckedStartups
I predict it will shutdown in couple of months time. Social networking on mobile has not caught on yet - will not be for awhile (too cumbersome). The majority still uses mobile for just phone calls, texting and sharing simple media (pic). With $14.5 millions in previous funding, you would think they spend some on R&D or have a backup plan - maybe a web-based one.
trutap  mobile  mososo  web-two-point-naught 
december 2008 by vielmetti
typepad mobile, some missing useful features
what's missing from typepad mobile: a search function to find old posts
mobile  typepad  search  blog 
december 2008 by vielmetti
Learning to cope with fragmentation « Glider Gun
Having been troubled by many of the issues discussed above in the past, we decided to turn this approach on its head with the new version of Trutap. We judiciously apply some carefully chosen prior knowledge of the features common to the devices we’re targeting and let the handsets tell us the rest when we run the application. We can reliably tell on the fly what a device’s screen size is, and whether it supports features such as camera, phonebook or Bluetooth. This way, all devices run essentially the same version of the application.
design  mobile  architecture  resiliience  portability 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Battle for the smart-phone's soul | The battle for the smart-phone's soul | The Economist
In 2009 each platform will be trying to win the hearts and minds of software developers, says Roberta Cozza of Gartner, another market-research firm. But even if one comes out ahead, it is unlikely that the market will consolidate soon. Strong economic interests are keeping each platform alive. Google wants to get its services and advertising on mobile phones. Nokia is also betting on services as a source of growth. And handset-makers and operators will probably continue to support LiMo, if only because they do not want to depend on Google or Nokia.
mobile  google  software  android  blackberry  limo  cozza  roberta  nokia  i-am-smrt 
november 2008 by vielmetti
QUT | ePrints Archive - Handbook of Research on Urban Informatics: The Practice and Promise of the Real-Time City
I hope that this book will stimulate your mental metabolism with a rich and multi-faceted degustation menu. Sampling the 'dishes' prepared for this urban smorgasbord will take you on a tour de force covering a great range of timely and significant topics and issues such as sustainability, digital identity, surveillance, privacy, access, environmental impact, activism, participatory planning, and community engagement. The book exposes research accounts which seek to convey an appreciation for local differences, for the empowerment of people and for the human-centred design of urban technology. Both contributors and coverage are international. They are not limited to cases based in Europe and America only. Rather, I purposefully sourced chapters covering Asia, Africa and Australia by a most engaging and prolific group of authors not afraid of presenting challenging and controversial ideas.
books  community  mobile  urban  book  informatics  cities 
november 2008 by vielmetti
The Ubiquitous Librarian: Where can I find this book? Floor plan maps in the catalog
It is always fun helping a friend at another school find information via their library’s website. I guess it would be like visiting England or Australia where they speak the same language, but the accent is just a bit different. Anyway, I discovered a very cool finding aid to help users locate items in the stacks.
design  libraries  usability  wayfinding  findability  library  your-opac-sucks  mobile 
november 2008 by vielmetti
IC adds a compass to GPS
Honeywell has developed a new IC that makes possible compass pointing and location features in mobile phones and portable navigation systems. Their HMC5843 chip-scale, 3-axis compass IC increases functionality by providing expanded direction awareness when overlaid on GPS-enabled maps.
gps  compass  hmc5843  mobile  direction  navigation  honeywell 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Featured IPhone Application: SnapTell Explorer Instantly Looks Up Any Product via Photograph
iPhone only: When you see a book, CD, DVD, or game at a friend's house you want to look up and bookmark instantly, fire up SnapTell Explorer on your iPhone and take a photo of it. Similar to a bar code scanner (except you photograph the item cover, not its bar code), SnapTell automatically looks up your item and gives you links to Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Wikipedia, and straight-up search engines so you can compare prices and find out more about it. SnapTell's results aren't 100% accurate—once it gave me a strategy guide result when I photographed a video game cover—but everything else I tried it on, the results were spot-on. Here's what the result for the Halo 3 photograph looked like.
marketing  snaptell  mobile  search  books  iphone 
november 2008 by vielmetti
A Mobile Voice: The Use of Mobile Phones in Citizen Media ...
In this report we explore the dynamics of the role of mobile phones in enhancing access to and creating information and citizen-produced media. We explore trends in the use of mobile telephony with a focus on software and platforms that make content creation and broadcasting easier. We also present an inventory of current and potential uses of
mobile phones to promote citizen media and freedom of information, and present short case studies of examples--all from the MobileActive.org community.
nptech  community  media  news  journalism  mobile  research  survey  embedded-microcorrespondent 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Mobile App Design: Getting to the Point - Part II | mobiForge
I've used 240×320 as a guide screen size while mocking this up. Because of the massive range of mobile device sizes out there, it can become impractical to support every single screen size out there. (For a deeper screen-size analysis, the DeviceAtlas Data Explorer does a great job of providing useful analytics such as this). 240×320 strikes a balance of practicality and the assurance that your site will look good on a good set of mobile handsets. It's important to note here that compared to modern desktop screen sizes, this is tiny; it's about one tenth of the usual available size. The image below illustrates just how much smaller this actually is:
design  howto  mobile  ecommerce  embrace-constraints  blackberry 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Daddy, Where's Your Phone? - O'Reilly Radar
Kamla Bhatt was busting my chops about the same subject when I did an interview with her last week for Mint, the Indian business site. "Tim, you don't talk enough about mobile!" she said. "In India and around the world, there is a whole new generation that accesses the internet, and they have never seen a PC. To them, it's all on their phone."
internet  mobile  cloud  search  bhatt  kamla  bhatt  india  future 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Will Lack of Relevancy be the Downfall of Google? " OUseful.Info, the blog...
“the era of the PC [i]s over,… the future belong[s] to cloud applications accessed via phones”"
mobile  search  google  teh-googe  can-you-hear-me-now  relevance  cloud 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Why mobile phones are the new travel guides -Times Online
Wikitude is the culmination of five years’ work for its Austrian designer, Philipp Breuss, who calls the system “augmented reality”. It’s built to run on Google’s new Android operating system for mobiles - and the first phone to have that is the just-released T-Mobile G1, which uses GPS and triangulation to know exactly where it is and which way it’s facing.
mobile  travel  via:griderick  wikitude  breuss  philipp  breuss  augmented-reality  augmentation  neogeography  triangulation 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Explore tags on Delicious: mobile+nptech
the intersection of mobile and non-profit technology, (or) how to change the world, one cell phone at a time
mobile  nptech  tagmash  mobile+nptech 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Official Google Mobile Blog: Google Sync for BlackBerry: Now with contacts
You asked for it, so here it is. We're happy to announce that in the latest update to Google Sync for BlackBerry, we've added two-way contacts synchronization. This new functionality will enable you to sync your handheld's built-in address book with your Gmail contacts. This all happens in the background and over the air, so your information is always up to date, no matter where you are or what you're doing.
google  mobile  blackberry  gmail  contacts  sync 
november 2008 by vielmetti
News for Developers of Internet and Corporate Applications
It's not a bad time to be a mobile software developer, even in this economy.

Rare is the mobile device maker that is not advertising for application development talent.

Recent want ads by Research in Motion, Nokia and even Motorola, are just three examples. Demand for Apple's iPhone developers, for example, is up 500 percent in just the past six months, according to employment outsourcing company oDesk.
mobile  jobs  android  iphone  odesk 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Going mobile? Jobs in the new economy - OECD Observer
Another way of asking the question about turnover and skills is this: can firms have it both ways, as some of them appear to desire, and retain a highly skilled and flexible workforce while insisting on the freedom to hire and fire as they wish? It seems unlikely. Worried about their next job switch, workers, not surprisingly, may not care much about the fortunes of their firm unless given an incentive to do so. Businesses fear losing valuably-trained workers to competitors and this can lead to less investment in skills than is socially desirable, or indeed economically necessary to compete. This, in turn, may lead to even higher labour turnover, further discouraging training.
mobile  jobs  hiring  at-will-employment  not-an-employee 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Telecoms Jobs From WirelessMobile-Jobsboard.com
Welcome to the Wireless Mobile Jobsboard, the recruitment hub for those seeking telecoms jobs, radio jobs, mobile computing jobs, bluetooth jobs, wimax jobs, wifi jobs and mobile telecoms jobs.

We aim to be the Number 1 choice for all professionals and recruiters by advertising more telecommunications jobs in the Mobile and Wireless industry and offering high quality services to help you further enhance your career prospects.
mobile  jobs  hiring-hall  telecom 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Trucker's Hiring Hall
Like all good things in life Truckers Hiring Hall is an easy concept to understand. Drivers who are looking to improve their situations come to us from many sources, mostly from advertising and word of mouth. They know we need certain things like a current abstract and a resume'. We complete an information form that helps determine what kind of job suits them best.
truckers  jobs  hiring-hall  hiring  mobile  resume  linkedin-for-truckers 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Doc Searls Hosts Mobile Identity Workshop | PodTech.net
In a world full of data that is quickly being accessed by mobile devices, ownership over that information — and over one’s own reputation and identity — rises in priority. Searls speaks with Jeremiah Owyang at the recent Mobile Identiy Workshop/ Unconference, produced by the Berkman Center and hosted by CNET in San Francisco.
mobile  identity  searls  doc  owyang  jeremiah 
november 2008 by vielmetti
NGI Mobile Identity Utility - SlideShare
A talk on the use of mobile technology as infrastructure for next-generation electronic identity, using the Consult Hyperion "utility model" for identity.
mobile  identity  preso  marketecture 
november 2008 by vielmetti
The Medium is the Message: Mobile Optimized Library Web Sites
Libraries have been talking about optimizing their web sites for mobile devices for years, but mobile browsers have lagged in their ability to display content and have had limited functionality. In my hunt on how libraries are taking advantage of this fast-paced development today, I came across Megan Fox's Libraries on the Go: Handheld and Mobile Access to Information. The site includes many of her presentations, but also links to industry information. She also lists several libraries with mobile optimized sites, including:
fox  megan  library  mobile 
november 2008 by vielmetti
ALA TechSource | On the Move with the Mobile Web: Libraries and Mobile Technologies
The fifth issue of Library Technology Reports this year looks to the very near future — and for some libraries "on the move with the mobile Web," it highlights libraries' mobile activities already developed for the present.
library  howto  mobile 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Mobile Surveillance-A Primer - MobileActive Wiki
With cameras, GPS, mobile Internet come ever more dangerous surveillance possibilities, allowing an observer, once they have succeeded in gaining control of the phone, to turn it into a sophisticated recording device. However, even a simple phone can be tracked whenever it is on the network, and calls and text messages are far from private. Where surveillance is undertaken in collusion with the network operator, both the content of the communication and the identities of the parties involved is able to be discovered, sometimes even retrospectively. It is also possible to surreptitiously install software on phones on the network, potentially gaining access to any records stored on the phone.
internet  mobile  security  privacy  surveillance  i'll-be-watching-you 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Twitter / Edward Vielmetti: Orion visible. full moon. ...
a half hour's walk in one twitter. nice night to go out, it got me thinking about how to do stargazing better while on the move. some very simple blackberry friendly set of images with constellations and some relative positioning (e.g. from orion go up down left right) to get you something usefully homebrew. even a mobile astronomy wiki looks plausible (I bet I can build that with what I have now...) that would handle the text based links too. hmm.
neighborhoodwalk  annarbor  michigan  48104  mobile  astronomy 
november 2008 by vielmetti
Orion_constellation_map.png (PNG Image, 2559x2639 pixels) - Scaled (22%)
a map of orion from wikipedia; think about how this looks on a blackberry screen and if there's some tweak of it (inverse video) that works better.
orion  orion-orion  stargazing  mobile 
november 2008 by vielmetti
hughmcguire.net · Tolstoy and the iPhone
It’s a beautiful little machine, which we expect from Apple. As an iPod it’s as good as you’d like — with the nice addition, for me, of video. But the biggest shock for me was how pleasing it was to read novels on the thing. I was surprised by how much I liked the elegant ereader application, Stanza. I read Cory Doctorow’s Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, and I started reading - and continue to read - Tolstoy’s War & Peace. I even chose a number of times to read on my iPod in bed, instead of the paperback non-fiction & hardback fiction books I had brought along. War & Peace is, actually, a dream to read on the iPod. (Who would have thought?).
iphone  2008  ebooks  library  mobile  superpatron  good-for-cat-in-the-hat-too 
november 2008 by vielmetti
LibrariAnne · library tech
Speaking of texting, Ed Vielmetti just wrote a great article about mobile interfaces for Library Journal. Now that I’m addicted to my BlackBerry, I’m always pleased when I find that one of my favorite sites has a site that works well in the BB browser. I use the Internet on my phone more often than I ever thought I would (I actually feel like I get my money’s worth, or close to it, despite the ridiculous charges).
library  superpatron  blackberry  mobile  mobile-libraries  libraryjournal  review 
october 2008 by vielmetti
Focus on the Interface - 10/15/2008 - netConnect
Superpatron Edward Vielmetti gives a patron's-eye view of mobile library interfaces, along with ideas on putting phones to good use
libraries  mobile  messaging  article  me  superpatron 
october 2008 by vielmetti
…My heart’s in Accra » Ken Banks on Frontline SMS
FrontlineSMS is more expensive than solutions that depend on the cooperation of local phone operators - it’s expensive for an individual citizen to send thousands of messages, while in partnership with a phone company, you might be able to bring these costs down. But Frontline is very useful for grassroots groups that don’t want to cooperate with the local telcos - Banks tells us about an application in Pakistan, where the organizers sent thousands of SMS messages from a laptop in the trunk of a car that drove thoughout a city to avoid detection.
mobile  zuckerman  sms  africa 
october 2008 by vielmetti
If it Works in Africa, It Will Work Anywhere | White African
Here’s one more compelling thought. The challenges brought about by bad governance, poverty, low bandwidth (all the negative things you associate with Africa) also provide an incredible opportunity. The developers who are coming up with solutions in the continent, the ones who are writing software or hacking hardware, are creating for some of the harshest environments and use-cases in the world. If it works in Africa, it will work anywhere.
africa  technology  mobile  innovation  communication  telecom 
october 2008 by vielmetti
Communities Dominate Brands: Putting 2.7 billion in context: Mobile phone users
E-mail is so last year (or last decade actually). If this seems wild to you, remember something our bosses used to swear by, called fax? Nobody communicates by fax anymore. Soon e-mail will face the same fate, an outmoded form of slow and tedious communication that reaches so few. Voicemail? Stop using it and get with the times. The Finnish Prime Minister for example has a voicemail greeting saying he doesn't listen to voicemail, send him a text message instead.
only-old-people-use-email  email  fax  sms  mobile  voicemail 
september 2008 by vielmetti
How to Rock Flickr Like a Champ - ReadWriteWeb
The single biggest factor in changing our relationship with Flickr has been taking the time to set up publishing for photos taken by mobile phone. It's really quite easy. Just go to the email tab in your Flickr account and make note of the unique email address for you to post. Then pick up your phone, create a new contact named Flickr and enter that email for the contact. Now take a photo and send it by MMS (Multimedia Message Service) to your buddy Flickr. Like magic, that photo will be published to your Flickr account. The subject line of the email will be the title, any text in the body will be a description. Knock yourself out, it's super fun. I don't know why it took us so long to figure out how this works, but we're betting that many of you haven't yet either.
flickr  phone  mobile  one-more-reason-to-buy-a-camera-phone  howto 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Bibliothekskatalog für Mobilgeräte « Bibliotan
Die Katholische Öffentliche Bücherei Erbach im Odenwald (www.KoebErbach.de) bietet für ihren Online-Katalog eopac.KoebErbach.de auch den für mobile Geräte optimierten Zugriff an: mobile.KoebErbach.de Zum Einsatz kommt dabei das Produkt “BVS eOPAC” der Fa. IBTC aus Haigerloch, http://www.ibtc.de
library  mobile  germany  mobile-libraries  superpatron 
august 2008 by vielmetti
trico libraries news and notes: Text-Message from Tripod
announcement of "text me the location of this book" inside bryn mawr library catalog
mobile  libraries  sms  superpatron 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Mobatech - BlackBerry Mobile Banking - Mobile Checkbook
Personal accounting is made easy and accessible on your BlackBerry with Mobile Checkbook. If you have ever had trouble keeping track of your bank account balance, then this application is for you!

Mobile Checkbook lets you record transactions as they happen. With this powerful BlackBerry software, you will never again be without your up-to-date account balance! Whether you're in the car, at a restaurant or out shopping, Mobile Checkbook gives you immediate access to your current account information from anywhere at anytime.
mobile  blackberry  checkbook 
august 2008 by vielmetti
ZB DIGITAAL: Library Thing op je mobieltje
Het was me tot op heden ontgaan dat er ook een mobiele versie van Library Thing bestaat. Superpatron schreef er gisteren over en wijst daarbij op de soepele koppeling met Amazon, dat bij een doorklik direct registreert dat je navigeert op een mobiel apparaat.
librarything  amazon  books  mobile 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Velti - mobile marketing and notification
Velti is a leading platforms and services provider enabling mobile marketing, advertising and value-added services for advertising agencies & brands, media groups, mobile operators and large enterprises.

Using unparalleled expertise and sophisticated technology, we enable any partner to monetize the mobile channel and make a strong entry into mobile marketing and advertising. We offer the necessary technology to drive volume massively and more than 70 ready-to-launch mobile marketing templates that enable our clients to deliver innovative and engaging mobile campaigns to multiple delivery channels, like SMS, MMS, WAP, Web and Mobile TV.
marketing  mobile  vendor  moneyization 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Detroit - MyFox Mobile Traffic
"MyFox Mobile Traffic" is a free cell phone application that gives you direct access to over 600 live, roadside traffic cameras in and around the Detroit metro area. Just download the software into your data enabled cell phone and before your next trip around the corner or all the way across town, you'll be able to see the road ahead and find alternative routes around traffic hot spots. "MyFox Mobile Traffic" software is easy to install and easy to use. A simple series of menus allows you to select traffic cameras along the roads you travel and to save your favorites with the push of a button.
detroit  mobile  traffic  camera  i-just-cant-drive-fifty-five  blackberry  michigan  freeway  free-as-in-beer  do-not-use-while-driving 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Jott™ - Jott Links
jott has a number of built-in links to web services; think about what it would take to build one of these that would put a book on reserve from your phone to your local library, or to figure out what "jott to delicious" might be (?)
gtd  lifehacks  productivity  twitter  jott  reminder  webtools  rtm  mobile  todo:blog  todo  iphone  take-a-letter-maria-address-it-to-my-wife 
august 2008 by vielmetti
LT Mobile : Home
A stripped-down version of LT designed for reading on phones; it currently has a link to the Amazon site on every book detail page, which also gives you an appropriately stripped down version when you browse on the phone.
library  books  mobile  librarything  superpatron  via:6foot1  amazon  interface  ui  mobile-phones-welcomed-in-the-library 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Publishing Frontier » Blog Archive » the Kindle and the iPhone dance
I think most of the E-Ink ebook readers in the market are doomed to failure. They don’t do enough, and what they do, they do poorly. The world gave up on monochrome screens some ten to fifteen years ago; even the New Yorker and the Wall Street Journal started printing color pages about then. E-Ink displays are kind of like dancing bears — it’s not great dancing, but it’s remarkable that it dances at all. Amazon’s Kindle is an interesting exception, because it’s not really about reading.
iphone  kindle  ebook  ereader  electric-paper  amazon  apple  e-ink  compare-and-contrast  evdo  mobile  portable  superpatron 
august 2008 by vielmetti
What We're Into: 8 Ways to Jott Things Done
list of ways to plug jott into other systems; this may be worth trying out some time when I'm spending more time on a telephone.
tools  software  jott  gtd  twitter  speech-to-text  mobile 
august 2008 by vielmetti
TringMe introduces Gtalk-based calling | Free Mobile Applications
To make a call, all you need to do is send a message to tringme@gmail.com from Gtalk. Please note that you would have added tringme to the list of friends in Gtalk already.
tringme  mobile  voip  sip  jabber  gtalk  googletalk  confusing-to-me-but-sounds-useful 
august 2008 by vielmetti
Mobile Emulators | dev.mobi
DotMobi strongly encourages the use of emulators during the development of any mobile site since they allow you to get a rough idea of how the site will look without having to purchase multiple devices or incurring data charges.

(i.e. see just how crappy a lot of mobile browsers are, and understand why it took the iPhone to make people actually use a mobile phone.)
webdev  mobile  web  development  phone  browser  emulator  emulators  list  simulator  but-will-it-play-tetris 
august 2008 by vielmetti
BlackBerry - Flickr for BlackBerry Smartphones
This mobile photo uploader is designed to offer the same features and functions as the desktop computer version. And, because of the familiar BlackBerry smartphone keyboard, menus and prompts, it’s easy to learn and fun to use.
flickr  software  blackberry  mobile  rim  via:ourfounder  smile-for-the-camera-pleez  i-has-a-fone  my-fone-is-smrt 
july 2008 by vielmetti
ODH Update
At the NEH, we look forward to funding humanities projects that will begin to address some of these problems. We welcome projects that would serve as models for historical and cultural organizations and that would establish best practices for using mobil
funding  grants  mobile  neh  odh  library  archives 
july 2008 by vielmetti
How to Write Great Copy in 160 Characters - MobileActive Wiki
Write words. Not too many. Mostly imperatives. (I'd recommend this post more, if it wasn't so badly written.)
copy  mobile  twitter 
june 2008 by vielmetti
Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory feedback
very nice account of printing a QR Code onto a letterpress block, for your mixed lofi/hitech media needs
qrcode  lofi  barcode  via:paperbits  mobile  letterpress 
june 2008 by vielmetti
blog.plazes.com » Blog Archive » Plazes adds Fire Eagle Support
Automated self-surveillance; never be alone, everyone knows where you are. Sure, it's a neat technology hack, but do you want to be part of it?
geo  mobile  plazes 
april 2008 by vielmetti
5ives » Five ways to leverage the mobile thinkosphere
webmobinars for the win - google runs ads for that term already!
mobile  webinar  webmobinar 
march 2008 by vielmetti
T-Mobile Turns Off Twitter?
ev, biz, it's time to get acquired by some big company (yahoo, e.g.) so you can fight the cell phone wars.
marketing  mobile  network  regulation  sms  technology  tmobile  twitter  t-mobile 
december 2007 by vielmetti
Google Calendar Sync for BlackBerry
sync your google calendar with your blackberry calendar.
blackberry  calendar  exchange  google  online  mobile  calendar-swamp 
december 2007 by vielmetti
Club 100: A Model 100 User Group
Radio Shack Model 100 computers still live on - full keyboard, tablet sized
computer  computers  laptop  mobile  tech  party-like-its-198x 
december 2007 by vielmetti
IMPRESSIONWARE - Games on the go
Università Bocconi and Impressionware have developed a simulation game which gives anyone who is learning about the world of economics for the first time the chance to experiment with the satisfactions and problems small entrepreneurs face on a daily bas
ice-cream-empire  game  mobile  impressionware 
november 2007 by vielmetti
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