Will we become a society of attachers, groupers and enlargers? At what point do objects become so small that these strategies fail?
Tag: mobile
Mass Transit Geowanking
update estimated arrival times through mobile, and other ideas
WidSets
Nokia announced WidSets, a mobile widget platform available for Java MIDP 2.0 phones, including of course non-Nokia phones. Put short, WidSets is for the mobile what Netvibes is for the browser. I’ve played around with WidSets for 1 hour on both my SonyEricsson K750i as well as a more recent – and higher resolution – Nokia N80, and I must say that I am impressed. Even at the 176 x 220 pixels on the K750i navigation is a charm.
“widgets” for cell phones. pretty useless given that most carriers lock down their phones so much. i wonder if this will lead to consumers clamoring for more open phones
EuroTelcoblog
Reflections on developments within the European telecom sector, with an emphasis on disruptive influences and emerging business models.
local.ch J2ME
At local.ch we made a XHTML version – m.local.ch – of the phone book and event search available in July 2006. The last few months we have been working with Endoxon to create a more advanced solution using J2ME technology. This allows us to do more with the map – zooming & panning – displaying multiple results – read GPS position.
our new J2ME mobile map app
Tooth Implants
Cell Phones? Hell Phones!
i totally subscribe to these reasons not to have cell phone (obviously)
Dash routing
the dash device takes current traffic conditions into account, and calculates new routes based on historical traffic flow data
Reality mining
meet reality mining. nathan eagle has used a couple months worth of mobile tracking to model and predict behaviors in social networks. slides
community wifi in boston
interesting people at the wifi meetup in boston:
- Commonwealth Broadband Collaborative is working on ways to fuse community tv, broadband and wifi.
- the group (also called BostonWAG) is doing a list of open wifi hotspots in the boston area.
- community low power fm radio
Gregor J. Rothfuss 