Future of Internet Search

 Pictures say more than words….

Isn’t this simply amazing.. Never thought about a display in this way..

Found it at petitinvention

Cant accept invites on m.linkedin.com

Just found out. This is a mobile post

LinkedIn on Mobile. Promising!

I just found out that LinkedIn has gone mobile. I really think this has a promising future. This is great in those moments that you ON THE SPOT would like to check your network for people connected to corporations, brands, interests, etc.. I really like the simple invite structure(see screenshot). Just add the emailaddress of the person you meet and it sends an LinkedIn invite. See below some screenshots. I think I am going to use this instead of exchanging businesscards (maybe) 😉

Ohh wow.. ah must read!

http://schulzeandwebb.com/2008/movement/

AR via Videocalling

Recycled phone: Nokia Remade

Testing Ovi Share

I can’t hear the audio.. I can hear myself on the phone.. Anybody???

UPDATE: my bad…. found it.. audio works

Enjoy Barcelona everybody!!

My single worst decision last year was to decide not to go to MWC in Barcelona..

I really feel shit about it.. ;-(

Next year there for sure!!

Loving Adam Greenfield’s vision

Just checking out some videos of the Lift Conference and found a presentation of Adam Greenfield. Adam Greenfield, writer of the book Everyware, spoke at LiftConference in Korea about how our cities are becoming read/write environments rather than de-socialized zones with everybody isolated in a tech bubble (iPod, mobile phone). This is THE reason I am in Mobile.. This is my inspiration. Getting out of the screen and back into the world. Halleluja!!

New nice word: Ambiant Informatics

Some very nice examples and cases aswell.

Sharing bandwith with JoikuSpot Light

It amazes me that every week there is a new service that turns my N95 into a new product.

This week JoikuSpot turns my N95 into a hotspot. It just takes my HSDPA/UMTS signal and turns into a public Wifi hotspot. Amazing! Check this Seesmic video..

UPDATE: Just found out via Loek(the Candyman) that Joiku can only make point-2-point connections. So only one connection per N95.. Too bad..

UPDATE II: I just found out that Cali from Geekbrief has two devices connected to a JoikuSpot. Seems that it is still a mystery.. Anyone from Joiku want to comment???

UPDATE III: Check comment of Lasse from Joikusoft to explain in a bit more detail how JoikuSpot works

It is just so simple to install.. Just imagine that all our phones are also free wifi hotspots.. Check out the screenshots below: