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Archive for June, 2006
Carnival Of The Mobilists 33 at m-trends.org
Co-editor Rudy is hosting another Carnival of the Mobilists. Edition 33 already and it’s a great one. Check it out!
Posted on June 26th, 2006 in Links
Tagged as carnival of the mobilists 
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Sonar 2006
Linton Kwesi Johnson at Sonar 2006 Festival. Mobile culture is incredibly well integrated with Music culture. At Sonar 2006 in Barcelona, apart from watching concerts and dancing, people use and watch their mobiles all the time to stay in touch with friends and move from one concert area to the other.
Posted on June 19th, 2006 in Life
Tagged as 2006 , cell phone , culture , linton kwesi johnson , mobile culture , music culture , sonar , sonar 2006
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lbs tracking services: stalking with a smile?
Would you want to track the whereabouts of your kids or significant other using a mobile tracking system tied to your loved one’s personal device? As a concerned parent trying to give your offspring a bit of freedom from constant calls, finding out if your child arrived at school safely, or if she was hanging out at a friend’s home for the night using GPS tracking might bring you the peace-of-mind you’ve been looking for. Services such as Sprint Family Locator and Disney Mobile’s Family Locator allow for visual tracking of your family’s digital devices – using GPS technology to pinpoint location with amazing accuracy unless you’re inside of a mall or a concrete parking lot. Disney states ‘accuracy within 10 yards’ which is pretty incredible.
HOW goes it?
at the HOW conference in vegas - the largest gathering of designers in north america. anything on mobile? nada. this design crowd is as non-tech as they get!