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Humanising the Internet of Things
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The web of intent
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I like where I think Sony is going
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Thingstreams - the future of product / consumer dialogue
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As consumers engage more directly with each other, how to brands understand what is happening in the "backchannel"?
2010: The year the Netbook turns into the Web-book
Sunday, January 3rd 2010
Netbooks are drifting away from their lightweight roots, so 2010 should belong to web books and tablets. What are the traits of these network-first devices, and why they will reshape consumer computing?
2010 will be the year Apple and Google have a cage fight
Sunday, December 20th 2009
2010 is going to be a cage match between Apple and Google for mobile dominance. With Android's rapid growth and iPhone's ecosystem pressures, the battle lines are clearly being drawn.
The Golden Age of mobile? Soon maybe...
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With smartphones, data plans and app stores exploding in 2009, it feels like the golden age of mobile is near but not here yet. The real shift will come with contextual and augmented reality experiences.










