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Archive for October, 2006
windows live barcode: QR code at last?
Microsoft keeps dominating the space and setting the pace. However in this instance, it might mean the true birth of the QR code in the U.S. A few posts ago I noted my favorite U.S.-based 2D code ConnexTo’s mCode as well as the promising ShotCode and pondered “when will standards come into play and we can truly use the QR code here in the states?” well - this week Microsoft announced Windows Live Barcode a.k.a. the QR code - and it seems at least within a certain target group (enterprise) we might have a winner at last.
Posted on October 29th, 2006 in Thoughts
Tagged as connexto 
, mcode , qr , qr code , shotcode , windows live barcode
Written by Kelly Goto | 5 Comments |
lego my lacie
the laCie brick 250gig memory block stacks up like lego pieces! imagine getting a whole set of them to play with…
ruby red mascot
above adaptive path’s swank setting, ruby red labs hosts a weekly cereal bar breakfast to aid in the ‘morning after’ recovery of all the 2.0 parties (oh yeah - more networking too!)
zag launch party
marty neumeier’s new book ZAG hits the shelves this week! when some brands zig - you need to ZAG. and I got one of the first signed copies!
t-mobile dash — not sleek and sexy, but smart
Shopping for a new mobile device feels like a bad dating scene. Most are looking for ‘sleek, sexy and smart’ but generally don’t want to pay a steep price for perfection. If there was such a thing. For the general consumer, T-Mobile has done an excellent job of meeting the needs of the masses and rolling out consumer-grade smartphones that enable general audiences to text, IM and email on the go. Tech Crunch has posted a great article today on the T-Mobile Dash, which is a new smartphone-enabled device priced between $199 - $350 (depending on service plan) due on the streets October 25th.
Posted on October 11th, 2006 in Thoughts
Tagged as 3g , dash , smart phone , smartphone , t mobile dash , windows mobile
Written by Kelly Goto | 9 Comments |
hoku cuteness
introducing hoku - the new in-house mascot at gotomedia these days. cuteness gone overboard!
mobile customer service sucks
Posted on October 6th, 2006 in Thoughts
Tagged as cingular , hutchinson 3 , mobile customer service , mobile user experience , t mobile , verizon
Written by Kelly Goto | 8 Comments |
smart cars stack up
smart cars are stackable in sydney. although i haven’t seen them on the street as in europe. they seem to be used for rentals and are not quite the norm down under … yet.
sydney opera house
while at web directions south this last week - web standards along with the future of web apps were the focus. molly, derek, dan, andy, thomas, jeremy and mark all shared their thoughts and vision.