Yesterday’s Office: About Last Night
28 Aug 2012
The conversation started three hours into the journey and proceeded with a rhythm set by the motion of the train, overlaid with second languages and …
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I had the good fortune to lose my iPhone 4 this week, left in a taxi whilst juggling small child, the usual thing. In China …
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System Flexibility, On and Off the Meter
15 Aug 2011
In and around Johannesburg with the frog crew for a few days, before heading into the field – clients to meet, research plan to flesh …
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Having the Intelligence to Outsmart the Network
18 Jul 2010
Remember when using a map application on a mobile phone was a lesson in frustration and humility? Underperforming hardware, through-a-straw data connection and a choice …
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Been thinking about this announcement by HP to add email addresses to a range of printers. You might think of this as a small thing, …
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Wayfinding Redundancy II
14 Apr 2010
The reader’s relative position in the city highlighted on the sign – in the photo the small red triangle is overlaid on a Tehran City …
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Pre-Caching Behaviours
12 Apr 2010
Train across the Tibetan Plateau – being out in remoter climes makes for a good place to test mapping software. Unsurprisingly this is not a …
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Maps that start with a “here”.
The ability to automate the same.
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The red-background-gold-text welcome mat is a regular feature of many shops and restaurants in China – and in many respects has become cultural norm. What …
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