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Daily Archives: September 26, 2007

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The iPhone, One Web, Content Transformation, Multi-touch, and fingers

The iPhone has proven that touch-screen with multi-touch works great on mobile. The iPhone has also proven that true One Web or “the web as-is” (i.e. without transformation) is possible — effectively showing how dotMobi could become irrelevant. Maybe. To be successful, iPhone…

TXT is popular, but can’t help the stupid (or the sloppy)

Following my previous post on 8 BILLION texts sent every day. Or 92,000 text messages sent every second of every day, it is obvious that text messaging is very popular, but it can’t help the stupid or the sloppy… See TXT Messages Can…

Rudy De Waele: The Mobile 2.0 Start-Up Ecosystem

My friend Rudy De Waele sent me an email about his recent presentation that he did last week in London at the Mobile Web 2.0 Conference. Rudy’s presentation, Mobile 2.0 Start-Up Ecosystem (at Slideshare), is a great summary of Mobile 2.0 and the…

Guy on “The Top Ten (Sixteen) Lies of Lawyers”; also, a tidbit on this topic

Guy Kawasaki writes The Top Ten (Sixteen) Lies of Lawyers, a good fun read (especially if you have to deal with attorneys)… On this topic I will add the following though: –> Keep lawyers and your business separate… One of Guy’s points to…