Posts Tagged ‘iPhone’

iPhone 4 Launch: Apple Understands The Experience Economy

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Consumerism, Influence, Marketing, Psychology | Jun 24, 2010 | Tags: apple, dave taylor, electronics, experience economy, iPhone, iphone 4, iPhone launch, matt emmi, michael sitarzewski, mobile phones, tribes | No Comments

There are great articles all over the web about the amazing new features of the iPhone 4. There are also almost as many articles about the problems the iPhone 4 has. But what’s more interesting from a psychological perspective is how each new iPhone release ups the fanatic interest of more and more people. Last ...Read more.

Augmented Reality Promises to Change How You Use Your Phone

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Consumerism, Social Media, Videos | Oct 16, 2009 | Tags: augmented reality, cell phone, internet, iPhone, jeremiah owyang, mobile phone, smart phone, web strategy | 3 Comments

I’ve seen other videos on what’s happening with augmented reality, a live direct or indirect view of a physical real-world environment whose elements are merged with (or augmented by) virtual computer-generated imagery – creating a mixed reality. But after seeing this video in a great post by Jeremiah Owyang, I had to pass it on. ...Read more.

Please Kill The AT&T iPhone Monopoly

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Consumerism, Influence | Sep 11, 2009 | Tags: at&t, bad cell service, cell phone, customer service, iPhone, monopoly, telco, telecoms, verizon | 19 Comments

I don’t want to hate my AT&T cell phone service and the iPhone monopoly, but I do. To be fair, I know people on the East Coast who love AT&T and can’t stand Verizon. But in Colorado, Verizon service is awesome and AT&T is way below par. I’m talking about constant dropped calls, conversations that ...Read more.