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Donnerstag, 21. August 2008
iPhone GUI PSD
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Mittwoch, 20. August 2008
Donnerstag, 14. August 2008
Games 2.0 - Der nächste Level
Computerspiele sind als Unterhaltungsmedium nicht mehr wegzudenken. Der Markt für Computer- und Videospiele ist derzeit einer der größten Wachstumsbereiche der IT-Branche. In zehn Jahren, so prognostizieren Forscher, wird es eine Gesellschaft geben, in der bald jeder Erwachsene Erfahrung im Umgang mit Computerspielen hat.
Watch for the 3D Hand-Gesture Navigation at the Beginning:
3sat.online
Labels:
3D,
Gestures,
Interface Design
Mobility Conference 2008
Mobility Conference & Exhibition is a three (3) day event comprising of keynote speeches by both leading researchers and industrial experts, focused symposiums, technical oral presentations and updates by industrial presenters. This event provides a platform to introduce new mobile technologies that would shape the next generation of mobile systems & technology platforms.
Mobility Conference 2008
10 - 12 September 2008
National Ilan University,
Taiwan
Labels:
Conferences,
Mobile Concepts
Fire Eagle
Fire Eagle shares your location information with services and applications that you choose. This location information is obtained from the web or your mobile device.
Fire Eagle
And how it works on addto10.com:
Labels:
Geo-Tagging,
Location,
Yahoo Mobile
Montag, 11. August 2008
Ultra Mobile PC Future?
YouTube - UMPC Future?: "UMPC Future?"
Labels:
Microsoft,
Mobile Concepts,
Mobile Web 2.0
Symbian vs. Android vs. LiMo vs.? - Mobile Internet Trend
Vodafone Group recently announced that CEO Arun Sarin would be retiring from his post in the near future, but two of Sarin's most recent speeches (at Mobile World Congress and the last CTIA show) will continue to resonate throughout the industry in the years to come. Sarin challenged the industry to whittle down the number of platforms or operating systems currently supported for mobile phones.
Read all: August 7, 2008: Symbian vs. Android vs. LiMo vs.? - Mobile Internet Trends
Labels:
Android,
Microsoft,
Mobile Concepts,
Mobile Web 2.0,
Symbian
Aurora concept video
Aurora is a concept video presenting one possible future user experience for the Web, created by Adaptive Path as part of the Mozilla Labs concept browser series. Aurora explores new ways people could interact with the Web in the future based on projected technological trends and real-world scenarios.
adaptive path: aurora concept video
Labels:
Browser Concepts,
Mobile Web 2.0,
Mozilla,
Web 2.0
Freitag, 8. August 2008
Cuil—the world’s biggest search engine
Cuil’s goals are to index the whole Web, to analyze deeply its pages and to organize results in a rich and helpful way that allows you to explore fully the subject of your search.Cuil
Labels:
Search
Montag, 4. August 2008
Social Search by Google
Google experiments with voted results, social search, my adds to search results, everyone elses adds to search results, voted search
Similar Projects
(via agenturblog.de - Google experimentiert mit Social Search, German and Textcrunch, English)
Labels:
Search,
Social Search
Microsoft's Ball Sphere Touchscreen
After months of rumors, Microsoft researchers are taking the wraps off a prototype that uses an internal projection and vision system to bring a spherical computer display to life. People can touch the surface with multiple fingers and hands to manipulate photos, play games, spin a virtual globe, or watch 360-degree videos.
Video: Microsoft's Sphere display in action
Labels:
Interface Design,
Microsoft,
Multi-Touch,
Touch-Screen
Mobile Web Conferences
Mobile Web Europe
22-24 September 2008, Paddington Hilton, London
Mobile Web Europe
with Tommy Ahlers, Zyb and more...
Mobile 2.0 San Francisco
3 November 2008, San Francisco
www.mobile2event.com
And Review of the
Mobile 2.0 Barcelona
Mobile 2.0/
22-24 September 2008, Paddington Hilton, London
Mobile Web Europe
with Tommy Ahlers, Zyb and more...
Mobile 2.0 San Francisco
3 November 2008, San Francisco
www.mobile2event.com
And Review of the
Mobile 2.0 Barcelona
Mobile 2.0/
Labels:
Conferences,
Mobile Web 2.0
Symbian and Android will merge
There’s an entertaining piece at the Inquirer about analyst firm J. Gold Associates predicting Symbian and Android will merge…
"Gold believes the ‘true’ open version of Symbian won’t be available for around 18-24 months, allowing time for the two code bases to be consolidated into a superior open-source product."
Unbelievable - at least technically as well as politically. Android and Symbian OS implementations are so technically different that it would make merging them a foolhardy endeavour. If even it were possible, the result would be a Frankenstein OS that would be difficult to understand and maintain. Where do people get these wild ideas? It’s madness.
Symbian and Android will merge - The INQUIRER
Labels:
Android,
Mobile Web 2.0,
Open System,
Symbian
RunKeeper
Mobile Tracking and Online Displaying Runs and Bicycle-Rides in Google-Maps with the GPS iPhone: www.runkeeper.com
Via Where the Hell is Alex?
Labels:
Geo-Tagging,
GPS,
iPhone,
Tracking
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