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Comment on A Sense of Ownership by janchip

janchip — Tue, 07 May 2013 13:44:21 +0000

Good questions. What level of “me” do we want to be? And how easy is it to switch between different “me’s”?

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Carlos Ferreira — Tue, 07 May 2013 08:43:25 +0000

Another (associated?) problem: imagining you manage to put some space between the “real” and “online” you, disrupting the technologies which connect the two, at which point do you become a second rate concern for the respective companies? At which point does it start to impact negatively on your capacity to find a job or acquire goods and services – simply because you are either invisible or, more likely, too fuzzy around the edges to be devoted time, energy and money to?

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[...] Future Perfect » A Sense of Ownership"Facial recognition will be a growing source of friction because the companies that are building businesses around connecting the physical you to some form of online identity will, over time connect people to the online you that makes them the most revenue, rather than the online you that makes the most sense to you. A lot of this will happen in the background, but there it will have sufficient visibility to be annoying e.g. a picture of your face as a search parameter triggering an advertisement for a particular kind of product."(tags:tech social money comms ) [...]

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[...] You lookin’ at me? Reflections on Google Glass With the public beta launch of Glass there has been a lot of discussion on why it will or won’t fail. The ultimate benchmark for success is high: after someone has tried Glass can they imagine life without it? It’s the wrong question. Glass is Google’s unintentional public service announcement on the future of privacy. Our traditional bogeyman for privacy was big brother and its physical manifestation — close circuit TV (closed-circuit TV), but the reality today is closer to what I call little sister — and she is socially active, curious, sufficiently tech-savvy, growing up in the land of “free”, getting on with life and creating a digital exhaust that is there for the taking. Jan Chipchase [...]

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Sherif — Wed, 17 Apr 2013 22:47:34 +0000

This is full of insights and value not just to evaluate glass, but to evaluate other technologies and developments that might come in. A good example would be the self-checkout counters in the supermarket. What would happen if supermarkets were completely automated?

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gmoke — Wed, 17 Apr 2013 20:35:04 +0000

Here’s Steve Mann on Google Glass:
http://spectrum.ieee.org/consumer-electronics/gadgets/why-smart-glasses-might-not-make-you-smarter

Mann has been wearing eyeglass computers for about three decades now.

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15all.net » Blog Archive » Nokia og Microsoft slår pjalterne sammen — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 21:30:13 +0000

[...] Forleden dukkede et overraskende ærligt brev op fra Stephen Elop, den nye CEO i Nokia. Heri gennemgår han bl.a. hvordan Apple har taget en kæmpe del af markedet for high-end mobiltelefoner, hvordan Android startede i high-end- men er ved at bevæge sig ned i “sub-â‚¬100″-markedet, og sidst, men bestemt ikke mindst, hvordan Shenzen-markedet er ved at løbe Nokia fuldstændig over ende. (Læs også Jan Chipchase – tidligere ansat i Nokia – fortælle meget mere om kinesiske kopier på sin blog.) [...]

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Gabriel — Sat, 08 Dec 2012 17:25:34 +0000

A) the seat letter ‘F’, facing inward, is out of sight from the aisle and not likely in view whilst sitting,
B) recline? awkwardly. especially for small hands, first-time flyers, and tray-table coordination.
C) audio jacks poke your leg, risk breakage, and create wire crossover. maybe because the electronics control module is easier to assemble this way.
D) none of the above since A, B, and C were total guesses.
E) all of the above?

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Ed — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 11:06:05 +0000

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Peter Thomson — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 09:16:36 +0000

Got a bit lost on this one. “Vertu” moment as in virtuoso, peaked, how do you follow that? Or “Vertu” as in Nokia spin out that continued misguided focus on aesthetic design rather than functional design?

And why is the bump in the iPhone case a ‘redeeming’ feature?