All posts tagged mobile technology
Simon Bestbier
When getting your digital media campaign off to its best possible start: Choose right With new online, mobile and social innovations emerging almost every day, digital marketing initiatives must draw on best-of-breed partners for every aspect of th...
Wesley Lynch
Isolated applications give no hint of massive legwork and explosive potential The emergence of location-based services (LBS) on mobile phones is a much more important development than currently seems to be the case. While novelty applications like...
Andy Hadfield
I so badly wanted to like this phone. In my world, Nokia just hasn't cracked it since the E71. That phone rocked my world. Nothing has since, and it seems that until Symbian has been rudely shoved aside, this situation will remain. Here's a quick ...
Pieter Streicher
Up until the beginning of the 20th century, the island of Martha's Vineyard, off the east coast of the US, had 20 times more deaf inhabitants for its population size than the rest of the country. But the islanders didn't consider this hereditary deaf...
Minnaar Pieters
On Wednesday morning I headed over to the Nokia The Way We Live Next event in Cape Town. Richard Mulholland did an excellent (and very objective) job of explaining the current mobile landscape. During the presentation a few things were highlighted th...
Steve Vosloo
Again and again I'm struck by the massive uptake of mobile phones in the developing world. Exact figures are often hard to come by, but in South Africa it is estimated that 70% of the population has access to a mobile phone. Amongst the youth, that f...
Barry Kukkuk
So I got myself one of these little notebooks. I must admit that it was a bit of an impulse buy. It has been a bit of a eye-opener for me. I really enjoy this little gadget and it goes with me everywhere I go. Here are my reasons why it's such a cool...
Anja Merret
One thing that really surprised me about the United Kingdom when I first moved across was the number of furnished homes that were for rent. One hardly comes across that in South Africa where most people accumulate their own living things. It’s n...
Anja Merret
It’s that time of year again when the predictions brigade publish its wise thoughts for 2008. Wipe off the crystal ball, bring out the Tarot cards, throw "dem" bones. Do whatever you think might help you to peer through the fog and work out what th...
Anja Merret
Who says that modern technology and a customer-focused outlook can’t improve the services such as a doctor provides to his patients? This story about a Doctor 2.0, sent to me via my emailed Springwise trends update, is a refreshing take on the trad...
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