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    Internet Of Things: the spreading of a meme

    By David Orban ⋅ October 5, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

    In the past few weeks it appears that the concept of the Internet Of Things—or Web3.0, Spimes, or however one wants to call this important forthcoming development of the web where all objects become network addressable, and in turn send data back about the world—has suddenly become mainstream.
    The first to take action was CISCO which [...]

    Is this how Europe is losing mobile leadership to the USA?

    By David Orban ⋅ July 23, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

    In the 2000 movie The Matrix, a mobile phone model made by Europe’s Nokia, even then called the ‘banana phone‘, is used as an icon of exotic modernity.
    In the 2006 movie Stranger Than Fiction, actor Will Ferrell’s character is prompted by the narrating voice to make a phone call, and he starts to frantically search [...]

    Open Source conquers a new adept as Nokia decides on Symbian’s future

    By David Orban ⋅ June 26, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

    How can you maximize the probability of excelling with your idea? How likely is that, in the long run, you will be the only one to always make the best decisions, execute them to perfection, and realize the way the future is going to shape up? Because that is what closed source is about: jealously [...]

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