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Emotional Search in Web 3.0
I urge you to go and check out We Feel Fine, a flash applet that scours the Interwebs not for keywords you've chosen, but from a huge array of predefined emotions. The result is a staggering visualisation of current states-of-mind across ...)
Nearness: RFID in the Flow
Just a quickie: here's an implementation of RFID tags that I thought was cool: Nearness from timo on Vimeo. Not bad, eh? Oddly satisfying. I love the little 'click' noises too. The filmmaker Timo Arnall has done some other really nice videos ...)
WIRED Found: The Ultimate Collection
I love WIRED magazine. It has excellent features; interesting contributors; an unpatronising writing style; awesome graphic design; unannoying ads; even the paper it's printed on is good quality. WIRED is, to many, an opinion leading and culturally significant title both ...)
Gutter Talk
Gutter Talk: Hot & Cool in the World of Comic Books The medium we call comics is based on a simple idea: the idea of placing one picture after another to show the passage of time. Legendary comic artist Will Eisner ...)
Kopimi
An admission to you all – I've used Pirate Bay to download stuff for free. A statement of facts – I also believe in protecting the rights of content creators. How do I reconcile my piracy usage of great content with my ...
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Hey,
Just installed Andy Moore’s Wordpress Mobile plugin and it seems to be working a treat!
An unexpected and brilliant case of exceeding expectations, one great advantage is the ability to generate embedabble QR codes. Point your mobile over this image and you can browse or bookmark my mobile version of this site. Pretty nifty, eh?
The mobile site is riddled with ads though, I forewarn you.
The QR reader I have been using is called i-nigma, pretty clunky application, but they are the startup that London money freesheet City A.M. have partnered with, so I can’t knock them for reaching the mainstream.
You can try i-nigma by texting i-nigma to 88010 in the UK.
Standard network rates apply.
I’ve done some in-depth work on another interesting application of mobile imaging technology, which I’ll be releasing on a weekly basis. Watch this space!