Monthly Archives: May 2009

A story for every object, iPhone RFID

iPhone RFID: object-based media from timo on Vimeo. What if every object could tell its own story? Haven’t you wished that you could just google any­thing? Well if you use RFID you can get infor­ma­tion from any object that has an elec­tronic tag. Each object in a way is a smart object. If you have [...]
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iPhone-optimized Kindle bookstore

Fol­low­ing what Ama­zon is up to our asser­tions ring true now that Ama­zon has intro­duced a ver­sion of the Kin­dle elec­tronic book­store. This has been cre­ated to make it eas­ier for iPhone and iPod Touch users to access Kin­dle content. from : Appleinsider : Released March 4th, the Kin­dle for iPhone appli­ca­tion quickly became the [...]
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Beta test Kindle for only 500 bucks

Do you usu­ally pay to be a beta tester? Not me. I usu­ally get some­thing free for debug­ging somone’s product. Well today Ama­zon released the big­ger dog of their reader and will charge you about $500 bucks for a device that looks like a card­board pro­to­type of a tech­nol­ogy prod­uct from the 80’s. Expec­ta­tions for elec­tronic [...]
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