Raimo van der Klein, who among other things is a founder of the excellent MoMoNe (Mobile Monday Nederlands) has just launched Layar, the world’s first mobile augmented reality browser. If your response is WFT? – maybe you shouldn’t be here? As chance would have it, I was writing about the very same idea this morning [...]
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OrSiSo – Give it a Spin
I’m attending the Mobile Marketing Forum in Singapore at the moment and jolly interesting it is too. Overall, the spurious “year of mobile marketing” (not that there is such a thing really – I mean when was the year of the car, or the internet?) does seem to be in the past. Brands such as [...]
Tweeting
As the beady-eyed among you might have noticed, I (Russell) have slowed down a lot on the blogging front of late. This is partly due to being busy, but also a lot to do with that I’m Tweeting much more these days. So I subconsciously feeling that I’ve been communicating a lot, when actually I [...]
MMA’s London Gig
Sorry for the slow postings of late. I pulled the ligaments in my foot while skiing and then did the worst thing I could, by going to New York and back in 36 hours. So I’ve been hobbling around on crutches, trying to keep the foot in the air at other times and having frequent [...]
New Media Age
The UK’s leading digital media magazine, New Media Age, has kindly written a profile of me this week, if you’re interested. Thanks to the Alex Farber, the journalist par excellence, who wrote the piece. —–>Follow us on Twitter too: @russellbuckley and @caaarlo
It’s Big. It’s Very, Very Big! Did I Say It Was Big?
Our pal, Tomi Ahonen, has posted a fairly long piece about the sheer humongously massive bigness that is the mobile industry, that’s a must read over at Communities Dominate Brands. Tomi starts off by putting into perspective exactly what 4 billion mobile phones means in comparison to other media and consumer goods: Newspapers? the total [...]
Podcaster Extraordinaire Available
I’ve long believed in the potential power of podcasting as a medium and as consumption currently stands at around 18% in the US, it’s starting to cross from niche to mainstream. I’d predict that this is just the start of things though and the big leap will happen when our mobiles have integrated MP3 players [...]
Cloud Connect Starts Today
I posted last week about TechWeb’s Cloud Connect event, which covers the hugely important cloud computing area. Just a reminder that it starts on this historically important day, so if you can find time to drag yourself from Obama-mania for a little bit, check out the coverage on the blog, Wiki and Twitter. Yes, you [...]
Plugging into the Cloud
One of huge changes that’s going on as we speak is cloud computing, whereby information is increasingly stored on the internet instead of local devices. This has huge implications for IT, as well as mobile, and leads to trends like the end of software as we know it, the server-less company (who outsources all their [...]
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