A recent article recommends three very different healthcare apps - what do their similarities tell us?
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August 16, 2010
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Why is the marketing community making such a big deal out of the mobile web? Maybe because some models are predicting that mobile devices, such as smart phones, iPods, and iPads, will outnumber PCs as soon as Q4 2010!
May 04, 2007
Posted in: Business, Creativity-Innovation, Design-Experience Design, Leadership-Management, Science, Technology
The annual TED (Technology Entertainment Design) Conference in Monterey, California is one of those seminal events I’ve wanted to attend ever since I heard about it. Unfortunately, it is $6000, by invitation only, and they restrict participants to 1000 people from around the world. Currently, the participant list appears filled until 2009. It features a distinguished list of attendees and speakers who exchange ideas on science, culture, business, entertainment, art and much more.
Before this year, it was difficult for non-attendees to get information on the topics discussed, but this year TED has made a number of the talks available on their website (see link above). As you might imagine there are some interesting and provocative discussions that may be of interest to many of you. They even have their own YouTube channel.
The future of computing is fascinating, but just think of all the screen cleaner you’ll go through. There’s more: another presentation of the new technology by Jeff Han on YouTube here.
Come to think of it, why hasn’t Windex come out with a special spray for LCD screens yet?
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