Thursday, June 29 Esther Polak in cooperation with Virtueel platform has organized the workshop Mobile Habits about mapping and mobility in the Balie in Amsterdam. […] Read More
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About information- and communication technologies
Not too long ago I posted these cool designs for mobile phones that make you think about their use in public space. Now here is […] Read More
Funny, yesterday I discussed my preliminary paper on mobile communication as gift-culture (following the well-known anthropological classic by Marcel Mauss) together with my colleague PhD […] Read More
Everyone knows mobile phones can be irritating as hell to others, especially in public places. But as soon as we ourselves are calling, we don’t […] Read More
pic source: http://www.erational.org/netart/recallme/ news source: www.newsday.com The ubiquitous presence of the mobile phone can be a nuisance during class, meetings, concerts, the movies, etc. USA […] Read More
Is the mobile phone becoming more and more of a device for pastime? It seems many mobile phone operators and content providers think that way. […] Read More
With web 2.0 approaching, at least if we must believe the hype, the mobile world is lagging behind. I read this piece on mobile 2.0 […] Read More
NWO programme “Transformaties in Kunst en Cultuur” (Transformations in Art and Culture) (website poorly updated) is starting a science-art project (Geestesoog NWO #3 Sept. 2005 […] Read More
According to Textually.org, a student has won a price awarded by Motorola for a competition to make the world “seamlessly mobile”. Student John Finan has […] Read More
BoingBoing posted an interesting article about an MIT project called Mobile Landscape that maps the way people move around in the city (in this case […] Read More