Filed under: digital people, entertainment, Facebook, innovation, lifestyle, social media, social trends, technology, thinking, trends, Twitter
Author: Kristen Boschma.
Next in line for our Digital People series is Fi Bendall. Fi is a leading interactive and digital specialist, and managing director of Bendalls Group, and a Director of Digital Intelligence, a company with a consortium of digital specialists.
Filed under: Android, Apple, entertainment, innovation, iphone, lifestyle, mobile codes, mobile handsets, mobile internet, mobile phone, Next G™, smart phone, trends
Author: Brendan O’Keefe.
Something interesting arrived in my Pop URLS home page a few days back. Apparently QR Codes are set to go mainstream this year. What on earth are QR Codes I hear you ask?
Filed under: broadband, education, entertainment, innovation, internet, lifestyle, networks, thinking
Author: Mat Unwin.
In the online world, where almost everything is available, how does someone really differentiate their offerings, and how do people learn about it?
Filed under: Android, Apple, apps, cyber safety, entertainment, Facebook, gadgets and gizmos, geolocation, innovation, iPad, iPhone 4, lifestyle, mobile internet, mobile phone, Next G™, smart phone, trends, Twitter
Author: Collin Van Uden.
Reading the first of Kristen Boschma’s Digital People series of interviews recently, one of Trevor’s responses perked my nerdy interest in making reference to Geo-tagging & location-sharing, specifically:
“[In Australia] .. it needs a major catalyst to get it cranking.”
Filed under: entertainment, lifestyle, networks, social media, social trends, technology, trends
Author: Seigfred Dequito.
What was the first real food you ever cooked? Mine was steamed rice. I grew up in Asia and so I am obligated to cook rice perfectly to avoid taunting from my very own mother, my father, their mothers and fathers, the spirit of their ancestors and all the neighbours who will drum the walls of their bamboo huts if there is someone in the neighbourhood who screwed up a pot of rice.
Filed under: digital people, entertainment, Facebook, innovation, lifestyle, social media, social trends, technology, thinking, trends, Twitter
Author: Kristen Boschma.
I am on a mission. I want to find the movers and shakers of the digital world and discover who they really and see if they have some pearls of wisdom to share with us all. I decided to ask five questions and do it over email.
Filed under: Android, gadgets and gizmos, HTC, innovation, iPad, lifestyle, mobile internet, mobile phone, smart phone
Author: Heath Gibson.
The written word passed a milestone recently when online bookseller Amazon announced that it was now selling more e-books than hardcover books. I’ve held off on e-books until recently as I couldn’t justify the expense of a single-purpose device like an e-book reader.
Filed under: customers, cyber safety, entertainment, lifestyle, online shopping, technology, trends
Author: Gaby Phipps.
There are so many attractions to online shopping – not least that you can do it on your couch wearing trackies and ugg boots – but it does come with a certain degree of risk, particularly when you’re shopping for clothes.
Filed under: customers, entertainment, innovation, lifestyle, technology, thinking, trends
Author: David Chang.
In its relatively short life tele-visual entertainment has evolved from a largely passive experience, in having to press very few buttons actualised in switching on a television, and since the 80s a VCR, into an effort which some would consider is arguably akin to commanding a lunar module landing.
Filed under: adventure, customers, lifestyle, mobile phone, networks, Next G™, technology
Author: Mat Unwin.
This morning’s schedule was unusual – though not as unique as I might wish for. My train arrived 12 minutes late, and packed to the gills.
