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Tag Archives: Technology
Five things I’m thinking about right now
Following on from Matt, Alice, Ben and Dan… 1. Computing is heading towards a new, simplified era. I’ve written about this before, but fundamentally: we’re on the cusp of a revolution in simplicity. Easy to use touch interfaces are the … Continue reading
The era of simplified computing
I’m currently trying to get some thoughts down on the contrasting approaches of Google and Apple to the future of technology. There’s a whole host of stuff buzzing around my mind: are they yet another instalment of the conflict between … Continue reading
Marketing Week Live goes all iPhone AR crazy
I’m pretty skeptical about augmented reality applications in general, but there are some occasions when I think they’re actually quite useful. Events, for example, are a particular case where AR makes sense. The location is relatively small, but there’s usually … Continue reading
Posted in iPhone, Marketing, Mobile, Publishing
Tagged Augmented reality, iPhone, marketing, MWL2010, Technology
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Notes for a talk on designing for the iPad
Last week, I gave quick talk to some of the designers at Redwood about the challenges and opportunities that designing magazine-style content for the iPad presents. These are my notes. They’re rough, but they represent where my thinking is going.
Posted in iPad, Publishing
Tagged Design, GQ, iPad, Magazine, Magazines and E-zines, PopularScience, Publishing, Technology
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Why the CrunchPad mattered (to bozos)
John Biggs at TechCrunch writes a self-serving blog post on “Why the CrunchPad mattered“: “Think about what happened: if we reduce this to its component parts you have some dudes in California who talked to some dudes in Singapore and who … Continue reading
