Posted in Desktop, Think Tank, User Interface, xstof on November 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
With thx to xstof for spotting this one. Looks like i cannot embed the video, so please go here or click the picture below.
It turns out 2019 is getting closer every day. At the moment, Microsoft’s chief research and strategy officerCraig Mundie is doing the rounds at a number of prestigious colleges in the [...]
Posted in Android, Augmented Reality, Mash-ups, Mobile, User Interface, Virtual world on October 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The big news this week is that Layar’s iPhone App is approved and available.
From now on we call it the “Reality Browser”
See also sub-line “Available for Android”. I clicked on the Android Marketplace and this is what i got.
Also have a look at the 162 Layers that are [...]
Posted in Android, Mobile, Think Tank, User Interface on October 18, 2009 | 4 Comments »
The blogs are full these days of Android phones coming to the market. Especially on the Verizon-Motorola-Android phone that is being launches as we speak.
I just picked one of the articles: the one from Michael Arrington on TechMeme.
+++Update: very complete update by Scobleizer on 8 Nov 2009.
From a US perspective probably the key differentiators is [...]
Posted in Augmented Reality, Enjoy, User Interface on October 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Life is full of synchronicities. This week we had a meeting with the Innovation team of Cisco to learn from each other how we stimulate innovation in our organizations and ecosystems.
I was surprised how much Cisco is “looking” more and more like Microsoft. Not from product side, but from the way on how they look [...]
Posted in Augmented Reality, Banks, Innotribe, User Interface on September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On Nov 3, 2009 the world of payments will change. PayPal will open its platform to developer worldwide.
A glimpse of what this means can be seen in the following video:
How will traditional banks respond ? Hopefully a subject for the Innotribe Face to Face discussion on The Future of Banking next [...]
Posted in Augmented Reality, Identity, Mash-ups, Personal Values, User Interface, Virtual world, WebTrends on August 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Good overview of latest Augmented Reality examples on ReadWriteWeb.
The example i “like” most is the Augmented Identity one.
I am re-iterating the thinking we did before on this blog on how any on-line person is starting to have its own “information shadow” that is unique. No more need for identity “cards” [...]
Posted in Augmented Reality, Cloud, Identity, Personal Values, Singularity, Think Tank, User Interface, Virtual world on July 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Thanks to my job, i get in contact with interesting people. As preparation for the Innovation track at Sibos (called www.innotribe.com), our team is focusing on 3 themes:
Cloud
Crowd
Mash-ups
In total we’ll have more than 40 speakers during one week, combined with speedlabs, debates, and R&D pitches. And during the last day, Guy Kawasaki will be part [...]
Posted in Augmented Reality, Cloud, Identity, Mash-ups, Singularity, User Interface on July 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Thanks to my twine.com subscription to “Technology Trends”, i found this.
You can read the related article here.
In case you doubted that man-machine are blurring more and more everyday.
Posted in Aza Raskin, Cloud, Desktop, Google Wave, Mash-ups, Semantic Web, Singularity, User Interface, WebTrends on July 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
How relevant will the desktop be in the next 5 years ? I don’t know about you, but I do more an more in online tools such as hotmail, gmail, googledocs, etc
I want to offer you 3 perspectives to this trend:
- A business to business point of view (Salesforce)
- A 2007 (!) vision by Aza [...]
Posted in Cloud, Mash-ups, User Interface, WebTrends on June 3, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Have been on the road quite a lot with a bag full of new ideas.
In all the discussions, it became clear for me that the end-game is about superior and dramatically better user experience.
The end-game is not cloud, the end game is not Web 3.0 or 4.0 for the matter. These are just enablers. [...]
