Posts Tagged ‘smart phone’

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.

Why Does The Social Web Matter to You? – Part One

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence, Social Media | Oct 12, 2009 | Tags: communicaiton, email, facebook, generation y, ggole sidewiki, google wave, niche communities, personal branding, smart phone, social web, tribes, trust communities, tweetdeck, twitter, twitter search, user generated content | 7 Comments

Photo source: Bilal Al-badry’s blog The main conversations around social media are misguided by debating the usefulness of the tools based on people with limited knowledge misusing them. Like all human communication, some of what people use the tools for will be nonsense and some will be valuable. How people individually use social networking tools ...Read more.

Google Wave: The Positive Influence of Disruptive Technology

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Beliefs, Books, Money, Politics, Social Media, Spin | Jun 1, 2009 | Tags: amazon, current events, disruptive technology, google, google wave, mobile, mobile phone, mobile technology, satellite, smart phone, tech, techcrunch, technology | No Comments

Technology has rocked our world repeatedly in profound ways. This will happen many more times and is about to happen again with Google Wave. It’s going to be a tidal wave! Imagine email, instant messaging, document sharing and much more integrated into a real time platform. Or don’t imagine it and just wait a few ...Read more.