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Archive for October, 2007
perfect ramen noodles
Today I managed to have noodles with Barbara Ballard who is in town
for the mobile 2.0 event. Japantown San Francisco is always a treat!
slingbox on N95 & N75
Some pretty impressive handsets fresh from Nokia. The sling picture
and performance is amazing.
palace hotel inside view
The view from a conference room while planning next year’s 2.0 Expo.
mobile 2.0 fireside chat
A gathering of mobile noteables at the Mobile 2.0 Event here in San Francisco today are engaging in a very thought provoking conversation. Here are some notes, taken during the session. Moderated by Tony Fish, on the panel is Patrick McVeigh (CEO of SoonR), Russ McGuire (Sprint), Jean Marc Frangos (BT Group) and Russ Daniels (HP Web Services). Here are the main takeaways as stated by Tony Fish at the end of the discussion:
- Let’s make it compelling
Posted on October 15th, 2007 in Thoughts
Tagged as disruptive mobile technology 
, fireside chat , jean marc frangos , mobile 2.0 , patrick Mcveigh , Russ Daniels , russ Mcguire , tony fish
Written by Kelly Goto | 6 Comments |
Mobile 2.0 event
This year’s mobile 2.0 event was a great success. For a good wrap-up of the event, see this summary by Rudy DeWaele.
google phone? open says it all…
Lately, when I pull out my iPhone at the doctor’s office or in a restaurant, I want to hide it in a bit of shame - because everyone else has theirs out as well. It’s the same feeling I feel when pulling my Sony Vaio laptop out at the WWDC07 conference: Uncomfortable. Normally I pride myself on having the first unlocked European version of some phone that hasn’t yet come out in the U.S. I cannot believe I feel so mainstream and trendy. I find myself asking “What’s next on the mobile horizon?”
Posted on October 8th, 2007 in Thoughts
Tagged as google phone , gphone , iphone , mobile web , mobile widgets , open source
Written by Kelly Goto | 7 Comments |