From always on to mostly off

I can remember my first wireless mobile device. It was a BlackBerry. I got it even though officially my grade wasn’t high enough but because I had to deal with a range of clients and partners in the Wunderman network across Europe in person and across email and calls. A BlackBerry would help. And atContinueContinue reading “From always on to mostly off”

Smartphones for seniors

This is just such an amazing idea. Silverline: making smartphones for seniors to help them stay healthy and in touch in what can be a confusing, fast and quite often too nimble to operate world. It also happens to be a project that a long-time friend from way back when, Daryl Arnold, has been involvedContinueContinue reading “Smartphones for seniors”

headphones made for mac

The kind folk at Jays sent me some of their new a-Jays Four headphones made especially for iPhone, IPod and iPad mac stuff to try out. Which is incredibly timely as I have always hated the headphones that come with iPhones. They have poor sound, get tied in knots at the earliest opportunity and hurtContinueContinue reading “headphones made for mac”

stuff and things 29.02.08

How do you get to the kidz these days? Well, music is one way. And these chaps seem pretty good at it. But the user experience of this part of the site is phucking (see, down wid da kidz) dreadful. Not book at all. Scale? Pan the page around? Zoom in/out? Phuck me. How aboutContinueContinue reading “stuff and things 29.02.08”

quantum of solace first poster art

Silly name but a big gun. “Walther PPK? Nah, need a bigger gun, like the one I had at the end of Casino Royale please.” Although dissappointed why the future availability (why not today, it’s not hard to do?) of the poster for mobile devices is restricted to US only. Pah! Bond is British!! IContinueContinue reading “quantum of solace first poster art”

stuff and things 02.11.07

Informative post on Twitter & super users with lots of off-shoots to other conversations. Some great sound bites on Twitter and synergies between it and mobile for teen audience. Any question answered text service. It costs £1 a pop. Although having your URL as the SMS short code is a nice idea, it’s hardly memorableContinueContinue reading “stuff and things 02.11.07”