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Technology

iPad on Vodafone 3G network

28 May 2010

Those beautiful people over at Vodafone UK have done it again…! They’ve produced a short 1 min youtube video of the iPad running on the Vodafone 3G network…! Looks pretty fast… and with cheap dataplanstoo! Look at it … it’s a thing of beauty… hopefully soon I’ll be able to buy a ‘My-Pad…’ and then [...]

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Mobile Megabyte Mega-Misconception

21 May 2010

There’s a lot of chat at the moment about mobile tariffs – specifically how much data someone’s able to download without incurring other charges. To say I was ‘concerned’ about it would be an understatement! Why? Well I consider myself to be a pretty heavy user – and before you start I’m not talking about [...]

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One for your toolbox: Qik

2 April 2010

The mobile phone is becoming less of a phone and more of a ‘all in one place’ communication tool. Developers of mobile applications are pushing the boundaries by producing mobile apps that enable people to engage, communicate and share experiences/moments that we would never before dreamed possible by such a small device. One of these [...]

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Ubiquity, value and change

7 February 2010

You build a community, you create and share great content and identify things that are ‘ahead of the curve’. So how do you inspire others to do your storytelling for you? This sounds challenging and many will think that to do so is time consuming, but only because they see it as ‘additional work’ on [...]

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Key Collectors

3 February 2010

It took a while creating your business case for using social media internally, with many late nights and hard work, but at the heart of proposal is idea that people will be more productive through collaborating on projects using social platforms and then publishing their findings internally for all to benefit from. Productivity increases are [...]

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Exit stage left: the cost to Google if they leave China

14 January 2010

Before I start, I have to say that I’m a little confused over Google’s reason for threatening to pull out of China now, I know they’ve stated that the decision, was a direct consequence of a sophisticated attack and censorship, but the question running around my little brain is why did they agree to the [...]

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QR Code Augmented Reality Website

12 January 2010

If you haven’t heard of QR codes yet… click that link, because if you’re wondering how far the web can go the video below shows that we haven’t even scratched the surface yet…! The iPhone App was specifcally developed for this project. Will it become the norm? Don’t know, but it is an amazing display [...]

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