Rigid vs Elastic Web

I woke up this Saturday morning to the chatting on Twitter about Instagram and other popular (entertainment, sharing, productivity) services being down. A major server went down in one area Continue reading →

The Extinction of Being Platform Agnostic

I was just sitting here thinking about the week’s computing news, Google I/O Conference’s Nexus 7, Nexus Q, and Project Glass’s demo/developer availability ($1500, not bad). I thought about earlier Continue reading →

The Shift As Commented

Saw this via Twitter over at GigaOm. This is indeed the reality of the digital space we’ve cultivated, now the players are reforming themselves towards the consequences we did or Continue reading →

A History of Prose, Slightly Formatted

Given some events this week, I’ve been given some extra time to learn a few things new. One of those new(ish) items on my plate has been to explore a Continue reading →

Comment/Post at The Mobile Perspective about Apple’s Passbook and It Mobile Opportunity

The other day my good friend Jeb posted an article at his website (The Mobile Perspective) talking about Apple’s Passbook being the next big thing for mobile payments and mobile Continue reading →

Presentation from 2012 Biola Digital Ministry Conference

Earlier this week in the Carnival of the Mobilists, I pointed to my presentation from the 2012 Biola Digital Ministry Conference that I attended a few weeks ago. The video of Continue reading →

Carnival of the Mobilists No 274

Keeping up with the major stories in mobile is the job of mainstream and larger niche publications. Keeping up with off-shoots on those stories, as well as notable smaller points Continue reading →

Is the Internet An Unfinished Demo

These are the kinds of reads that I like on Sundays (a day I set aside to read deeper and find those thoughts which are challenging). This was found on Continue reading →

Enjoying CoM 273 at Tego Interactive

Always a delight seeing the weekly Carnival of the Mobilists, a collection of mobile-focused writings around the web usually including insight, interviews, and perspectives that sometimes are missed in more Continue reading →

Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit

“…That last word—simulate—is key. The technologies that have advanced since the seventies are mainly either medical technologies or information technologies—largely, technologies of simulation. They are technologies of what Jean Baudrillard Continue reading →

When ifttt Meets Mobile You Get on{X}

Found this late in the night when I should have been letting my body stay with the east coast time zone. Pretty neat actually, its basically ifttt being grafted onto Continue reading →

Reading Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together, My Smartphone is A Near-Robot

While on my way to the Biola Digital Ministry Conference, I finally started reading Sherry Turkle’s Alone Together. So far, am finding it more or less a perspective on technology Continue reading →