Mark@Fjord (who's just started blogging, by the way) has an interesting post about why people talk loudly on their phones in public: "...we tend to moderate our volume by ambient noise (loud on a train for instance) and how well we can hear our interlocutor, which of course does not bear on how well they can hear us"
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Hello you. I'm a 38-year old MSc student, studying Advanced Computer Science at Sussex University. I'm especially interested in Internet and mobile software, sensors and pervasive computing, user interfaces, and the process of developing great software.
Before that I spent 11 years running Future Platforms, a software company I co-founded which makes lovely things for mobile phones, and which I sold to Vexed Digital in 2011.
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That's very true, and only spoilt by the gushing reference to Peter Cochrane.
Posted by: Dave Ph | January 28, 2005 at 12:07 AM