For as long as I can remember I’ve enjoyed writing. Not writing to the orders of a teacher, but writing on my own terms – as much as I like, when I like and about what I like. Most of my early efforts were poems, and I would regularly wake early in the morning pen … Continue reading Musings on a blogging century
Month: December 2007
When a phone is not just a phone…
Taken in Uganda last week, a great example of adaptive product development. In other words, giving customers what they want. Maybe this explains why Nokia does so well in emerging markets. Ka-torchi, anyone?
Out of nothing comes something
I don’t usually work on planes, even eleven hour transatlantic flights. But this time I thought I’d give it a go – maybe do something a little bit more interesting than reading reports or doing email. So I plumped for this. I’ve wondered for a while what the FrontlineSMS footprint is, you know, where it’s … Continue reading Out of nothing comes something
m-Reality bites
Going through an old hard drive backup over the weekend (a spot of well-overdue housekeeping), I ran across a Word document showing how someone could – potentially – pay for a newspaper using their mobile phone. This, of course, doesn’t sound particularly revolutionary today – mobile banking is one of the hottest topics around. But … Continue reading m-Reality bites