Category Archives: Microsoft

Where Current Mobile/Location-Commerce Paradigms fall Short And Why

Posted on 26. March 2013 by Bardo N. Nelgen

The future of Mobile Business is in Location Services!! Ahem – now, really!??

As of this writing, barely any context parameters but location have been targeted by technological approaches on an end-user scale.
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Posted in Apple, Business & Economy, Customer Experience, Microsoft, Nokia, Places, Sales & PR, Social Networking | Tagged commuters, context, cooltown, e-commerce, hp, location based services, location commerce, mobile browsing, nokia, poi, public transport, situation, UI, UX | Comments Off

The Empire strikes Back:
NOKIA’s Return To Your Pocket And The Magic Of Context

Posted on 7. March 2013 by Bardo N. Nelgen

With Apple’s stock price ranging as high as it may ever get, but their once-superior phone engineering showing inceasingly more weeknesses in both concept and execution, this is the dawn for their competitors again. And since it can be quite hard to impossible sometimes to beat huge corporations in the business they themselves created, the guys at Nokia did wisely, to leave to others what others can do better. Continue reading →

Posted in Apple, Business & Economy, Customer Experience, maemo.org, Microsoft, New Products, Nokia, Nokia 770, Semantic Web & Web 2.0, Technology, Widgets & Gadgets | Tagged Apple, cellphone hardware, context, iphone competitor, lbs, location based services, location commerce, location services, nokia | Comments Off

The Grassroots Dilemma, The Return Of Browser Wars And
The Death Of The Plug-In

Posted on 13. February 2013 by Bardo N. Nelgen

Please prepare for the most innovative technical changes to online experience since the late nineties, and watch out for those just wanting to cash-in on you for plain eye candy that will likely available to a selected few only anyway. Continue reading →