Somehow, someone managed to get us a piece of memorabilia: a genuine Android-driven e-Pad tablet.
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La moribonde métaphore du site Web
Une discussion dans l’équipe de Pheromone sur les réflexions de Steve Jobs sur Flash a amené une intéressante question: est-ce que Jobs est en train de nous dire qu’il ne faut plus faire de sites web, mais uniquement des applis iPhone™?
Oui, et non.
Le web comme ecosystème d’information n’est pas en danger.
Les technologies du web ne sont pas en danger (au contraire – le même Steve Jobs par exemple se gargarise des technologies ouvertes du W3C comme… …
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voice and data mobile traffic, but who?
Ericsson has announced that during December 2009, the traffic of data has surpassed the traffic of voice. They also announce that 400 million mobile broadband subscriptions are now generating more data traffic than the voice traffic from the total 4.6 billion mobile subscriptions around the world. Passed the PR talk, what does it really tell us?
- People use the Web anywhere. It has nothing to do with mobile. It has to do with making actions on data… now.
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Mobile User Agent Strings and Wreckage Ahead
In a society with strong diversity, you design the system to be flexible enough for everyone. Often it means to find the sweet spot where you maximize the experience and the access whatever your requirements are. The work of Web standards is part of this system to maximize the experience.
The mobile devices are bringing a lot of diversity to the Web world. That is good. It should encourage universal design, respect of Web standards and not designing… …
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Mobile World Congress, day 3
These are my notes for day 3 of the Mobile World Congress 2010, in Barcelona. For past entries, see my impressions on day 1 and my reading of the pre-summit consensus on mobile augmented reality on day 2.
This is day three of the congress and I think I am starting to get the hang of it! Orienting oneself in this maze of booths can be daunting at first, but one eventually finds… …
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The Rough Consensus on Mobile Augmented Reality
This is the second post in my coverage of Mobile World Congress (see also the first post with my first impressions and the major trends at the MWC). Today I finished reading the 30-odd position papers for the upcoming Mobile Augmented Reality Summit, and while I am not yet at liberty to share the location of the papers, I took the time to write down what I think is the rough consensus among the participants,… …
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Mobile World Congress 2010, Day 1
I am currently in Barcelona, Spain for the 2010 edition of the Mobile World Congress. I will be trying to cover the event as I experience it, through pseudo-live-blogging articles. I also plan to produce an ePub report at the end.
After a week-end marred by flight delays, surprisingly cold weather and mild food poisoning, here I am on the Plaça d’Espanya, in one of my favorite cities in the world, about to enter the… …
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