The following post contains my notes for a talk I gave at Over the Air 2012 at Bletchley Park on June 2nd, 2012. They build on my notes for a previous talk, Building the user-centered web. Desktop isn't enough. For the last few years, I've been
I've got a phone number: +1 (312) 488-9373. Feel free to call or text it. If I'm walking around, you'll get me on my Samsung Galaxy S II. If I'm in transit (but not driving), you'll probably get me on
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The Christmas period is traditionally when I take a step back and consider what I’m going to do over the next year. For me, it’s a time for family, for quiet reflection and for evaluation. What have I done well? What will I do better next year? During
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Twitter is the darling of the tech scene, much as Facebook was a couple of years ago and Flickr and MySpace before that. Many would probably argue that it’s had more attention than it deserves: all it does is let you post, share and read 140-character messages. Despite this,
TI sees projectors as popular as cell cameras. And they may well be right. The cellphone really is turning into the 'portable multimedia computer' that Nokia always talks about: an Internet connected device that allows you to download and play content, as well as record voice, video, photographs