
Nate Elliott (Link to his Blog) from Jupiter Research about Social Marketing (Video).

Yesterday I set up the MusicBox to animate transitions as you enable or disable features. I took a short video of this: it starts with no features enabled, and I go through each feature (or set of features; they are enabled in blocks together, like all allmusic.com tags at once), adding it, and you can see the shape of the musical space change as those features’ influence are added and subtracted.
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We’ve made it into the iTunes App Store with our first app, ZYB Sync.
It lets sync your contacts with your online ZYB account, so you’ll be able to celebrate Christmas knowing that you are in complete sync with your friends.
"Vodafone is looking for the best application for the BlackBerry Storm. The brand new super-mobile BlackBerry Storm has arrived, so now’s the time for great ideas: the search is on for new, smart and pioneering software for the Vodafone Smartphone. Resourceful developers taking part in the Vodafone innovations competition for the BlackBerry Storm not only have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to win 50,000 euros – the three best software applications will be provided as downloads for all users in the BlackBerry Application Center."

With the launch of HP's TouchSmart and TX2 computers, I'm occasionally asked what a purely touchscreen system would be like for a desktop. (It's rumored that Jeff Han of Perceptive Pixel is currently working on one, and of course, the iPhone, Instinct, Dare, et al have touchscreen OSes for mobile.) With the publication of my book last week, I thought I would discuss what some desktop concepts could be like.
Check out Saffer's thoughts here:


QWERTY Tastatur
32 GB interner Speicher (48GB max)
3.5 zoll Touchscreen
5 megapixel Kamera mit Zeiss Optik
A-GPS und neuer Nokia Maps Version
mobile Widegts
Integration mit OVI
* High-resolution aerial images
* 3D landmarks for 216 cities and terrain maps
* New route overview during routing and during Drive
* Instant access to real time information such as camera alerts, safety spots and traffic information for selected countries
* Integration of Wcities event guides to provide users with real-time information for events and movies in over 450 destinations
* Improved pedestrian navigation
If you didn’t make the Symbian Smartphone Show this year or if, like me, you only spent part of a day there and didn’t get to see many of the presentations, then you can now view them online:

"Portugal-based designer Bruno Fosi crafted the silicon case with modified bas-relief buttons that correspond to the iPhone home screen. Fosi says that the iPhone thus covered keeps all its functions intact, including multi-touch and finger flick scrolling."