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I've just returned from what what should have by rights been a tedious day, holed up in a subterranean convention bunker on the outskirt...

Brad Burnham discusses the shift from hardware and services to data: Later, it shifted to systems software, then applications software, and...

From the mobile monday email list comes a new service: Mobyko. From their site , the immediate offering is free backup. This makes sense for...

Are you the same person online as you are in real life? I'm not talking about the 43 year old geek guy pretending to be a 15 year old gi...

***Updated: oops, my typo - should have been E61 not E60 as previously put. I will leave the title as it is else the links won't work. B...

One of the ironies of today's social networking services is that the device that can deliver these services directly to the users wherev...

Am in Munich at the DLD Conference and will try to do some posts from what is shaping up to be an interesting - and heavily oversubscribed ...

I love the Internet, but am more interested in how it can help you live a better real life , rather than a different one. Via Boingboing . A...

Been in Miami all week at conferences so light posting, and glimpsing the sun outside the conference window (arguably worse than no sun at a...

Given that we have so many smart people, and worse, smart networks all trying to add value in this business, it's surprising how many si...

Despite being the land that invented service culture, I'm finding that Americans seem to be losing their edge. I just had lunch in the h...

I had the most beautiful ergonomic, rounded, shiny silver presenter gadget made by Targus (Google images only finds the new ugly version), w...

It seems that Benin, a West African country that I was not particularly acquainted with before, is in fact a hot bed o...

The always readable and delightfully colourful Creating Passionate Users blog wonders what comes after usability . To that question I'd...

Foolishly, and most irritatingly, I forgot my phone on a flight on Friday. I can picture exactly where I left it (the seat pocket) and went ...

Today's online social networks have done wonders in connecting you with what matters to you, given that they have very little data to g...

Taking advantage of the semi-annual quiet time, I've been cleaning out my flat and unearthed my business school application that I made ...

Mash potatoes need bangers like mashups need microformats. Ok, not the best analogy in the world, but still. Mashups hold the much-vaunted p...

Google's ImageLabeler is a cute game that exploits people's competitive nature - racing to tag an image with the same words as your...

Famous innovation thinker Geoffrey "Crossing the Chasm" Moore gave a lightspeed presentation about some of his more recent innovat...