Low-Tech Location-Sensitivity
A very simple idea for low-tech location-sensitivity for venues, which usesonly mobile text-messaging, some printed signs and a central database.
A very simple idea for low-tech location-sensitivity for venues, which usesonly mobile text-messaging, some printed signs and a central database.
According to the Wall Street Journal, ‘A new line of wireless handsets designed to work on Wi-Fi networks will be available in the next 12 months’
We’ve been playing with the idea of ‘air drop’ technology for instant tactical collaboration in found spaces for a few years. I’m wondering if the new ‘PacketPC’ hardware really offers anything new and useful.
The School of Sound — ‘a unique symposium exploring the art of sound witht he moving image” happens in London in April. Shame I can’t afford to go.
Yesterday we joined up to W million others onthe street in London.
(i) “there is no ebb — the face of the wave, rising, becomes a wall, and then the sky” — nothing of significance [so the boy whispers, descending spirals: tastes you on his skin, tastes secrets under the skin of the desire; eating red apples, green fruits from Chinatown + here the bonfire itself: all that will burn, aflame. bring into the garden, love, three lanterns — these nights grow cold. :- the sun has plowed; its gold, now buried deep, motions the becoming — you know, ear-pressed, its clamour [the vanity of under the furrows of Highbury Fields life] …
Applying the phenomenology of reception to wireless
Is the limited Bluetooth functionality in mobile phones a deliberate design choice?
Lamenting the lack of always-on file and vCard sharing on current mobile phones.