Little Printer lives in your home, bringing you news, puzzles and gossip from your friends. Use your smartphone to set up subscriptions and Little Printer will gather them together to create a timely, beautiful mini-newspaper. bergcloud.com/2011/11/29/announcing-little-printer-and-berg-cloud/ Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
29 Nov
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14 Nov
“What the wife selects on her console, the husband will pay for on his counter part console.” I love the way he shakes his head disapprovingly. He should sell one of those computers, that would surely set things straight. Also… “Father immediately receives…” the most depressing print out of his life? Posted via email from [...]
15 Jul
Cross-posted from Ubelly.com Over the last few years we’ve seen some jaw-dropping Augment Reality demos. Here’s a YouTube playlist of some of my favourites: I love watching these and enjoy imagining me being in a situation where one of these AR apps can save a life, save the world, or just get me to the [...]
12 Jul
At least tell me what the rules are. I think the button I click the most is ‘Forgotten Password’. Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
06 Jul
Potentially as tedious as self-serve checkouts, but a lovely idea. I’d look forward to seeing the analytics showing the different products purchased after 9pm. 24 pack of KitKats anyone? Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
28 Jun
“Taking photos is fun. Sharing photos is fun.” Really? From Google http://www.google.com/+/demo/ Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
20 Jun
This should silence the critics who talk about latency issues with Kinect. If there’s one area where latency really makes a difference, it’s music. Hope there’s a bit of this at Glastonbury this weekend. Nom nom. Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
20 Jun
A lovely idea although I wouldn’t recommend wandering Edinburgh searching for scenes from Train Spotting unless you don’t like your phone. Posted via email from Mr.Spooner’s Posterous
20 Jun
Cross-posted from Ubelly.com WAP, A language from the past I’ve been having many conversations in the last few weeks about mobile browsing, reminiscing about WAP (Wireless Access Protocol) and how for a short while we were led to believe that this was the language that we (developers) needed to use to get our content onto [...]
29 Nov