-
"In WoW, about ten percent of my time in the game requires ninety percent of my attention. ". Never played it myself, but that's an interesting perspective...
-
It is.
-
"The iPhone is for consuming content, while the N95 is for creating it." Nicely put.
-
Story about iterative processes employed by Nintendo when outsourcing game R&D
-
""It's a service you would use to call close family and friends, and usage is predominately consumer-based"
-
T-shaped people
-
Vaguely interesting, though IMHO the difficult part of doing visual voicemail is persuading a carrier to open up its infrastructure to you, not the software...
-
Hmm... I'd agree, I think. iPhone does a nice job of predicting what you meant to write, but mistake correction is tricky. Using the keypad in landscape mode in Safari is noteiceably easier, I'm annoyed that the notes app doesn't let you do this...
-
Off to see this in November. Based on what I've heard so far I'm quite excited :)
-
Oooh, I like this. Short but sweet.
-
Blyk gives Sutha the creeps :)
-
Different sized EC2 instances ahoy!
-
"So mobile advertising = mobile web. Which is great news, as I always wanted to work in advertising."
-
Or more pessimistically, "ooh look, here's a situation in which customers will tolerate ads"
-
"All Linkin Park songs look the same"
About Me
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.
I read a lot, write here, and practice Aikido and airsoft. I live in Brighton, a seaside town on the south coast of the UK, with two cats and a clown.
Stalk Me
- Email me:
twhume at gmail dot com
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Steve Devo on Alarm clock: progress today
- Steve Devo on Alarm clock: progress today
- Fred_beecher on Prototyping touch interfaces
- Tom Hume on Alarm clock: progress today
- Andy on Alarm clock: progress today
- Tom Hume on Alarm clock: first sketches
- john cooper on Alarm clock: first sketches
- Tom Hume on Alarm clock: first sketches
- Kate Roberts on Alarm clock: first sketches
- Tom Hume on Alarm clock: first sketches
They're so hot right now
« iPhone, I-mode, content providers and revenue share | Main | links for 2007-10-23 »
October 22, 2007
The comments to this entry are closed.
Comments