Showing posts with label extra mustard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label extra mustard. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
symbolic
Yesterday's presentation went okay, which also meant that the agreeable business supper at a posh country home was, well, agreeable.
There's still piles of work for me to do, although it seems slightly surreal at a time when many others are enjoying summer holidays.
So today's midday deadline has also been met and tomorrow I'm heading into one of the skyscraper blocks in central London for some more presentations. Rather madly, I'm thinking how I can work a use of the London bicycles into my travel plans, but I've decided, prudently, that if I do it should be on the way back from the meeting, in case of any mishaps.
Its bad enough arriving for a meeting with a spattering of coffee, so I'm sure I could do worse based upon one of those bicycles, at least until I've had a bit more practice.
I suspect the semiotic hot dog at Cromer on Sunday was providing a warning to take care.
Friday, 15 January 2010
software slew slakes slated iSlate speculation
A slew of new Apple updates hit my computer this week. The Bonjour update is the intriguing one, if it includes something to support a new Apple iSlate/iPad communing with Macs and iPhone screens.
We'll have to wait a week or two to see whether a maximised iPhone emerges and whether 3D gesture support gets included, although some of the Apple patents are rather recent.
If the guys that designed the Newton had a finger in the works of a new design, then anyone looking for hints or gestures could start with the chordic manipulation of a multi touch surface.
Conspiratorially, someone has just shut down the gesture guide site for the pre-Apple technology. If you didn't know, it would be difficult to spot that it had ever existed, were it not for the power of cache. It could make magazines look quite different.
Maybe there's a new 'go large' iPhone with iReader software. Maybe it has 3D gesture support. And something to stop it from getting scratched when its in a bag.
So, keep taking the tablets and maybe reading the new style magazines...
Link the tablet technology and the gesture interfaces together to start to see the bubble of uncertainty for the traditional media world.
Colour, mixed media, interactive, gesture based, customisable wireless distribution, channel linked. An iTunes style distribution of content. IS-Interactive Slate. iPad to differentiate from Windows?
Then I found the little song to the tune of American Pie, which summarises the media 2010 turmoil in a ten minute slide show.
I'll need to get a bigger battery charger. Oh, and more bandwidth.
We'll have to wait a week or two to see whether a maximised iPhone emerges and whether 3D gesture support gets included, although some of the Apple patents are rather recent.
If the guys that designed the Newton had a finger in the works of a new design, then anyone looking for hints or gestures could start with the chordic manipulation of a multi touch surface.
Conspiratorially, someone has just shut down the gesture guide site for the pre-Apple technology. If you didn't know, it would be difficult to spot that it had ever existed, were it not for the power of cache. It could make magazines look quite different.
Maybe there's a new 'go large' iPhone with iReader software. Maybe it has 3D gesture support. And something to stop it from getting scratched when its in a bag.
So, keep taking the tablets and maybe reading the new style magazines...
Link the tablet technology and the gesture interfaces together to start to see the bubble of uncertainty for the traditional media world.
Colour, mixed media, interactive, gesture based, customisable wireless distribution, channel linked. An iTunes style distribution of content. IS-Interactive Slate. iPad to differentiate from Windows?
Then I found the little song to the tune of American Pie, which summarises the media 2010 turmoil in a ten minute slide show.
I'll need to get a bigger battery charger. Oh, and more bandwidth.
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