Category Archives: Nokia N95
The mobile web experience needs fundamental rethinking
Michael Mace reports that mobile applications, or the development of software that runs on specific mobile platforms is dead. Michael Mace is an expert from the industry so he probably knows what he is talking about. He writes: We told … Continue reading
The usability of mobile phones could be so much better
A few days ago I realised (yet again) that the mobile phone could be made so much better. In such a way that the interface would start working for me as a user, instead of me having to work the … Continue reading
Posted in Android Mobile OS, Google, Mobile, Nokia N95, SMS, Twitter, UI Design
Tagged Google Android, mobile phone, Nokia N95, SMS, Twitter, user interface
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Just a few wishes for 2008 (part 2)
In my first post in 2008 I said I would elaborate a bit about things I would like to see happen in 2008. My first wish for 2008 was to bring back freedom and responsibility to the user. The article … Continue reading
Posted in business model, human behavior, inspiration, John Battelle, Jonathan Harris, Microsoft, Mobile, Nokia N95, ovi, Uncategorized, web 2.0
Tagged human behavior, inspiration, John Battelle, Jonathan Harris, Microsoft, Mobile UI, N95, Nokia, ovi, web 2.0 business models
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We need a revolution in Mobile UI thinking
A few days ago I was fiddling around with my mobile phone (a Nokia N95) and it occurred to me (yet again) that the current mobile phone user interface just doesn’t work for me. Yes, the screens have become much … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, e-mail, iPhone, Jaiku, MMS, Mobile, Mobile Internet, Nokia N95, remote control of life, revolution, Twitter, Uncategorized
Tagged Apple, e-mail, iPhone, Jaiku, MMS, Mobile Internet, Mobile UI, Mobile Web browsing, N95, Nokia, revolution, SMS, Twitter
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Who is going to add value to my remote control of life?
Today is another day after, this time the day after Google announced its Android Mobile OS initiative. Incredible amounts of posts have already been written about it, many of them talking about the breaking news, a lot of them analysing … Continue reading
Letting go of the connected age
This weekend I went away with my wife and horse to the countryside somewhere in the Netherlands. It was somewhat a hassle to get on our way as we first had to pack, then get the horse trailer behind our … Continue reading
Posted in always on, connected, Nokia N95, Shozu, Social Graph, social networks, web 2.0
Tagged always on, Connected Age, interaction, Nokia N95, Social Graph, social networks, web 2.0
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Sending my mobile pictures to the Internet is easy (yeah right!)
I have always considered myself reasonably capable of trying out new technologies. I usually can set up devices without reading the manuals (not cool, right?), have a reasonable intuition to follow the manufacturers weird UI thinking in getting things working. … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, Flickr, Mobile Internet, Nokia N95, Shozu, UI Design
Tagged Facebook, Flickr, Mobile Internet, Nokia N95, pictures, Shozu, UI Design
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