Showing posts with label children. phones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children. phones. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Mobile Media Revolution

We are living a media revolution. Mobile media should be on your lips. Giorgio Ungania of SAE joined me for a conversation with Peter "magic" Johnston about 15 second feature films. In hour 2 we spoke about mlearning with Ammar Shami of ABJAD consulting.

We began and ended the evening with a conversation about TEDxDubai.

Thursday, December 27, 2007

Dec 26---MOBILE PHONES KILL!

We talked about the use of mobile phones while driving and the distraction factor!

No clear answers... but those who love their phones had all the excuses!

Check out this page!

Reason enough to turn off the hone while int he car!

Car-Accidents.com Home Page Main Picture Gallery Crash Causes Page
Cell Phone Car Accident Pictures and StoriesSeveral studies show cell phones are a leading cause of car crashes. It is estimated that cell phone distracted drivers are four times more likely to be in a car wreck. According to a Harvard University study, cell phones cause over 200 deaths and half a million injuries each year. Car-Accidents.com has collected together cell phone related crash pictures! Driving while on a cell phone does seem to be a serious problem if these photos are any indication. Please send in your Cell phone crash pictures>>

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

oct 30 credit and phone privacy

We spoke about the petrol pumps and credit.

It has been 10 days since you could not use mastercard or visa at Dubai petrol stations.

The general feeling is that things are ok.

Many people are adapting.

Some are buying less and saving more, imagine.

During the second hour we spoke about a technology being tested by MOTOROLA to allow your phone to send you more specific ads based on what you are talking about and your location.

29-Oct-07

PhoneMotorola has developed a system that will monitor phone calls and text messages and will pass the information to advertisers. The technology would enable brands to target people based on their location and plans for the day.

The US handset manufacturer stresses that it is only testing the technology and that it would only ever use it with the consent of consumers – possibly in return for cheaper calls. But the news has already sparked "deep concern" among privacy groups.

Under Motorola's plans, software would be installed on mobile phones that would allow it to search for related words in text messages. If words such as "food" or "hungry" were detected, for example, ads for restaurants in the area could be sent to the user. The technology is currently based around searching text messages but could also be applied to voice calls.

Motorola's chief marketing officer Kenneth Keller says: "We have a technology which allows us to search, to understand not only where that person might be but also what their interests might be. You figure out if the person is going out for dinner or shopping and trying to find a particular retail outlet, for example."

http://www.marketingweek.co.uk/item/58431/254/5/3



Would you go for it?


Tuesday, February 27, 2007

tv on the mobile phone.

Do we really need TV on our mobile phones?

Yet another form of distraction.

Yet another obstacle to communicating with friends and family FACE-TO-FACE.


That being said the idea of film, tv, video on the mobile opens a new door to innovation!

What kinds of video products might you create for the mobile phone?

Monday, December 18, 2006

children and mobile phones

So when do we allow our children to use mobile phones?

Has technology made the phone like clothing, a must?

The general feeling of the callers was that the mobile is a part of our life and it is up to the parent to educate the child about how to use it properly!

False sense of security?

The way it is going?

Another distraction?

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