Part 2 of my conversation with Bret Taylor of Friendfeed at Supernova 2008 in San Francisco.
Archive for June, 2008
Mobile GPS vs Paper
Thursday, June 19th, 2008Which one will get us to Chinese food in downtown San Francisco faster?
Co-starring Dan Langendorf www.twitter.com/dlangendorf
Without a compass, mobile GPS is difficult. I can’t auto correct for orientation in my head and would like for the map app to do it for me. Hopefully we’ll have a in compass our devices soon, then the apps and eventually any virtual objects in the world will orient properly.
MobileLab at Supernova 2008 in San Francisco
Thursday, June 12th, 2008
Supernova and TechCrunch were looking for the next great mobile ideas. They chose MobileLab.
My MobileLab research group at the university has been invited to present its work in the Mobile Connections: The Next Great Ideas? Panel, co-hosted by Tech Crunch, at the Supernova 2008 conference in San Francisco on Monday June 16.
Our work will be presented with several others whose ideas were selected because they represent “game-changing innovations that provide a glimpse of the wireless future”.
I will talk about our augmented reality work with Texas Instruments and Ericsson.
Real Time Exhibition Travels to Paris
Tuesday, June 10th, 2008Real Time, the mobile video art show which premiered at the Dallas Contemporary, is playing the Pocket Films Festival at the Pompidou in Paris. The show had a great run here. Here’s a video of the show:
Real Time Mobile Video Art Exhibition from therefore on Vimeo.
Tweetcloud
Sunday, June 1st, 2008What I’m talking about on Twitter. Interestingly (and typical), twitter itself ranks high. Can you say Echo (echo) ( e c h 0 ) chamber?
