“As the universe of people who want a cell phone and don’t already have one gets smaller, wireless carriers are counting on advanced services to generate the bulk of new revenue in coming years…
”...But they’ve also shown a growing frustration with how confusing those added features can be. A J.D. Power & Associates survey last [...]
“If you are old fashioned enough to call these devices “phones,” Nokia people will politely correct you. They are multimedia computers, which offer features and picture quality to rival digital cameras or camcorders, and music quality to challenge an iPod. And because they can connect to the Internet you can check e-mail, download songs, or [...]
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Posted 24 May 2006
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Also tagged: convergence, design, handheld, lifestyle, mobile, mobility, music, nokia, pervasive, ubicomp, userexperience, ux
Podcast of a discussion panel from SXSW ‘06.
“A library of music that might have once filled an entire room can now be stored on an MP3 player smaller than a deck of playing cards. New chip technologies and improved memory capabilities are enabling music players and a host of gadgets to decrease in size while [...]
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Posted 10 April 2006
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Also tagged: conference, convergence, design, everyware, lifestyle, mobile, mobility, pervasive, presentation, society, trends, ubicomp, userexperience, ux
Published by Gabriel White.