Category: technology
Bent iPhone claims
#Bentgate Surely the bending iPhone 6 is a bonus? Anything that size that moulds to your body shape must be a plus point. Experts are divided over whether Apple should respond to claims that its new iPhone 6 handsets are prone to becoming bent when carried in trouser pockets. via BBC News – Bent iPhone…
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WeFarm and Manifesto
Well done to my friends at #Manifesto for their great work on WeFarm which is one of the Google Impact Challenge winners. WeFarm is the internet for people without the internet. Members can ask questions and share farming tips and advice by sending a simple, local SMS message. WeFarm uses the internet, and their unique peer translation…
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Retailers not matching user demand for mobile selling
I can’t help but feel a sense of frustration. The Direct Marketing Association (DMA) has just released a study that confirms what many of us in the digital marketing world have suspected for some time: UK retailers are seriously behind the curve when it comes to mobile commerce. The Numbers Don’t Lie The DMA’s findings…
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Bing, It Bounced
I was rather enthused about Microsoft’s new search engine, Bing. I Tweeted about this a few days ago saying, “Giving Bing www.bing.com a go. It’s good and localisation seems to work well. I also like the ‘format to phone’ feature; ace on Blackberry.” Today I was further impressed by the following email that I received: Hi…
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Satnav market research
Just as I was saying that ‘compulsory satnav in cars would solve more jams than government initiatives’ two things happened. Firstly my wife phoned up to say she was stuck in a non-moving jam in Hammersmith…and she was using satnav. Secondly I saw page on the AA website that seemed to support my thoughts: What…
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