[Disclaimer, I'm sure the Blackberry by RIM has improved over the years, but it still ain't no iPhone.]
So I was in New York City recently. Mainly I was in Brooklyn. Today was my first day back in Savannah, and I had this very geeky thought:
New York is a Blackberry city ...
Today was my first quarterly faculty meeting at SCAD. I was pleasantly surprised that besides the usual boring policy statements and announcements there was a fantastic keynote speaker, James Howard Kunstler. Once more the speaker was somoene I didn't know but whom I really loved listening to.
I took the opportunity ...
November 19th 2004
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Adam Greenfield's article on Ubiquitous Computing ethics on Boxes and Arrows is a very good start for the UX community to be thinking about Ubicomp and the ramifications to the overall environment we can or don't create.
October 1st 2004
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Some key phrases you hear lately in the press sound like ...
"MegaCorp is creating its strategy for bringing the PC into the living room."
or
"Networking company connects your office PC to your stereo."
or
"MegaMegaPC is building a PC that stacks right in with your stereo."
What do you see in common here? Its ...