Archived from Nokia's press material for the Go:Play events, this short video is truly inspirational and applies to all true smartphone and next generation mobile devices.
Archived from Nokia's press material for the Go:Play events, this short video is truly inspirational and applies to all true smartphone and next generation mobile devices.
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I loath my current situation of having to sit in front of a screen in order to get work done or to look for entertainment. Hence I rejoice at the idea of fourth screen so that we are no longer limited by our physical location to get our things done
i agree there is basis for statements presented here, however I'm a bit bothered by their saying now one can carry one's sense of purpose with them, as if up to now it couldn't be done, and as if it is (related to) this (4th screen) piece of hardware.
in the long run, it's a great tool for communication and entertainment, BUT people WILL become dependent on them, MASSIVELY, and that's a bad thing AFAIK.
They are onto something... although a little off base saying that Nokia is the exclusive new paradigm.
The personal computing paradigm IS moving to the mobile computing paradigm.
Cell phones will no longer be "cell phones", they will be "devices" or "handhelds." 4G networks give us ubiquitous broadband connections opening up all kinds of new web experiences.
The most relevant information in many cases is that of proximity. Handhelds will become the link between the physical and the web.
It's not just a cellphone, it's a handheld assistant of sorts. Back in the 1930s there was a newsreel with their own take at the future - some weird-looking guy in what they call a futuristic man's dress had a portable phone, plus radio, and some compartments for candy and stuff. Despite their statements that men will no longer don suits and tuxedos in the future, we still do, albeit in a more formal manner, yet we still get to have some of what they predicted.
screens are getting bigger as buttons are going, and being replaced with touch capabilities. they are still small but close to your face so theree isnt too much difference
and you missed mine. don't these kinda phones exist for years? i mean, even i have an mp3-player on mine lol. eitherway, i just don't get it. the screen's too tiny for any of those you mention
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Hence I rejoice at the idea of fourth screen so that we are no longer limited by our physical location to get our things done
in the long run, it's a great tool for communication and entertainment, BUT people WILL become dependent on them, MASSIVELY, and that's a bad thing AFAIK.
The personal computing paradigm IS moving to the mobile computing paradigm.
Cell phones will no longer be "cell phones", they will be "devices" or "handhelds." 4G networks give us ubiquitous broadband connections opening up all kinds of new web experiences.
The most relevant information in many cases is that of proximity. Handhelds will become the link between the physical and the web.