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07 Nov 09

New camera promises to capture your whole life

La SenseCam de Gordon Bell bientôt mise sur le marché

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After reviewing SenseCam photos of a significant event every two days for three weeks, the person could remember it substantially better, even after months of not looking at the photos, compared with events that were not reviewed this way or were recorded only in a written diary.
For consumers, the gadget will provide an easy way to become a "lifelogger" – someone who attempts to electronically record as much of their life as possible.
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- "Once you have that mass market, that brings the prices down." Eventually, he says, a SenseCam-like device could be part of an artificial memory used by ordinary people, just as they use notebooks and planners as memory aids today.

01 Oct 09

Avec Sixth Sens, le MIT t'offre le futur!

Très impressionante vidéo via @tblogosphere

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18 Jul 09

gOffice

Outil de traitement de texte installable sur serveur.

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29 Jun 09

Cet obscur objet du désir

On ne peut pas dire que Rafi Haladjian (Nabaztag's dad) risque d'user son blog mais vu la qualité de ce qu'il écrit on ne s'en plaindra pas...

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C’était l’époque où les maisons de disques impériales avaient compris que la qualité de l’Artwork pouvait parfois compenser la médiocrité de la musique puisque, la pochette était aussi la PLV du disque.
Et puis il y avait la matière, le carton, ce carton qui s’use comme un jean avec lequel on a traîné partout et qui conserve en lui quelque chose de notre histoire personnelle, de notre expérience unique. Notre exemplaire d’un album n’était pas interchangeable. Notre copie du disque, avec ses craquements, ses craquelures et ses écornures racontait notre vie. On n’achetait pas de la musique on achetait des fétiches. La désirabilité de la musique s’incarnait dans un objet physique. Une part de la valeur de la musique était aussi dans l’objet physique. Un album était le signe extérieur de notre culture, sa matérialité. Car en fait on ne fait pas qu’écouter la musique, la musique s’arbore, la culture s’arbore, l’identité s’arbore. Comme les perles.
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- Avec le CD, la pochette de disque est devenue packaging. Le CD n’était rien d’autre que le conteneur du véritable produit qu’était la musique. Ce n’était plus un objet de désir mais une nécessité logistique.
- La « pochette » de disque est passée du rang de fétiche à celui d’icône, mais, hélas, au sens le plus platement informatique d’icône.
- chacun pense depuis des années que nous vivons dans l’ère du numérique, que c’est là la nouvelle vie moderne, que tout va inéluctablement aller sur les ordinateurs, les téléphones portables et Internet. Tout va se dissoudre dans la grande soupe des bits.
  
  Et si ce n’était pas vrai ? Et si cet élan vers la dématérialisation de tout n’était qu’une étape, qu’une illusion, que l’adolescence, forcément excessive de la révolution numérique ?
- L’iPod n’est pas seulement le contenant universel de musique, il est la pochette de disque ultime, la Mère de tous les Albums, le fétiche personnel qui a digéré tous les autres.
- Soudain on redécouvre que les gens veulent encore posséder des choses dès lors qu’elles sont désirables. Ils sont même prêts à les payer avec du vrai argent. Et il y a au moins une entreprise qui gagne de l’argent en vendant des atomes, c’est Apple en face de si nombreuse entreprises qui en perdent en vendant des bits.
- La promesse du numérique c’est que vous allez pouvoir d’un légendaire clic de souris mettre tout ce que vous voulez en ligne, la mauvaise nouvelle c’est que vous allez être un milliard à pouvoir le faire aussi. Alors, the next thing you know, tout finit par être volatil, éphémère, immédiatement remplaçable, sans valeur, parce que supplanté dans notre attention par mille autres tentations.
- Alors même que la musique n’a jamais été aussi accessible, de manière gratuite ou payante, l’affluence aux concerts devient de plus en plus importante. Pourquoi ? Parce qu’un concert est un moment unique, inoubliable. Qu’il porte en lui quelque chose de non reproductible, de limité, d’exclusif, de mémorable.
- Après l’Accessibilité et le Social, les maitres mots de la nouvelle évolution seront la Désirabilité, l’Expérience, le Non Reproductible, le Sens, en gros : la Valeur.

18 Jun 09

LiberKey

264 applications gratuites et portables.

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28 May 09

Researchers Mine Cell Phone Data for Insight Into Human Behavior

Etudier nos comportements via nos téléphones mobiles

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Now, scientists are discovering that a world buzzing with cell phone calls and text messages has a side benefit: reams of data about who calls whom and about where they are at what time.
Researchers are beginning to use that information to answer questions about how people behave, where they travel, and the social networks that connect them.
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- the question is as we get richer data sets what additional insights we can produce.
- He analyzed six months of anonymous cell phone records from more than 100,000 people in a European country, obtained from a European cell phone provider. Those cell phone records gave an approximation of each person's location at the time of each call, because cell phone calls are routed through the nearest cell tower.
- He and his colleagues found that people tend not to stray far -- almost three quarters of the people stayed mainly within about a 20-mile circle for the entire six months, and nearly half the people rarely strayed outside a six-mile circle. They also tended to go back and forth regularly between only a few locations, such as home and work.
- during the recent swine flu outbreak, researcher Alessandro Vespignani was able to predict with some accuracy the number of swine flu cases in the U.S. by analyzing patterns of air travel. But those predictions can only be made on the city level.
- Recently, Barabasi has used his mobility model to study the possible spread of cell phone viruses, and to figure out why "smart phones" such as the iPhone or Blackberry -- which are basically mini computers -- haven't yet succumbed to the computer viruses that plague personal computers.
- Barabasi found that given human mobility patterns and the diversity of cell phone operating systems, two phones on the same operating system don't get close enough to one another often enough to allow a virus to spread widely through the phone population. However, if things change -- if more people get smart phones, or if the market consolidates and more phones begin to use the same operating system -- then phone viruses will likely become a problem.
- "Something like [Hurricane] Katrina would never have happened if you had such a system," he told Technology review magazine. "You could identify where people were after a disaster (if their cell phones were working) and actually go and help them."
- Ratti's work looks only at aggregate cell phone activity. But other studies that collect information on individual phone users -- such as Barabasi's human mobility study -- raise privacy questions.
- "There is plenty going on here that sets off ethical alarm bells about privacy and trustworthiness. But Barabasi told the paper that he spent "nearly half his time" on the study dealing with privacy issues, and that all of the data was anonymized.
- "In the long run, we have to think about what should be acceptable, what is now allowable, and how what is allowable should be controlled,"
- "There are definite risks to the disclosure of sensitive data. But on the other hand there's considerable potential for producing insight into human behavior that has real value for society."

20 May 09

Doctors and Medical Students Embrace Smartphones - washingtonpost.com

L'iPhone à la rescousse des médecins US.

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He uses an application called Epocrates to input pill characteristics, such as color, shape and clarity. The software replies with a list of medications and images that match those criteria, allowing him to deduce what the patient is taking.
He uses it to pull up instructional diagrams and videos for patients, write electronic prescriptions and check basic information, with the patient beside him.
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- Of the various smartphones on the market, such as the ones made by BlackBerry and T-Mobile, the iPhone's graphic, audio, video and memory capabilities are helping it take the lead in the medical field.
- Nationally, about 64 percent of doctors are now using smartphones, according to a recent report by the market research company Manhattan Research.
- Of the 700-plus smartphones in use by doctors, nurses and other hospital staff members at Johns Hopkins, only about 5 percent are iPhones, said Mike McCarty, the chief network officer at Hopkins; the rest are BlackBerrys. Although there are many applications being developed for the iPhone (the iTunes app store lists 674 applications related to medicine available), a lot of medical software used at Hopkins runs on the Windows operating system, which is what the BlackBerry uses, McCarty said.
- McCarty believes that smartphones will soon assume a permanent place in medicine. "I think over time we will be replacing pagers with these devices," he said. "Every clinician I meet says they want to be carrying one device, rather than two or three."

15 Apr 09

IQ Engines - Image and Video Search

Logiciel de recherche d'image par similarité. Sur téléphone mobile.

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20 Feb 09

Cogi. Capture every detail from every business conversation without taking notes.

Un service (US) qui enregistre et retranscrit les conférences téléphoniques. Ça me rappelle "Les mailles du réseau" de Bruce Sterling.

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16 Feb 09

Microsoft Recite Voice Technology Preview Home

Logiciel gratuit pour téléphone portable sous Windows Mobile aui permet d'enregistrer des notes vocales, de les classer, trier, rechercher par mots-clés.

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06 Feb 09

Google Book Search Goes Mobile

Va t-il remplacer les conseils du libraire?

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02 Jan 09

Hyperlinking the Real World - ReadWriteWeb

European researchers working on the MOBVIS project have developed a new system that will allow camera phone users to hyperlink the real world.

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07 Dec 08

Wireless experts believe that, by 2017, personal networks will have to cope with at least a thousand devices, like laptops, telephones, mp3 players, games, sensors and other technology. To link these devices will require a 'Network of Everything'.

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05 Dec 08

Help to Merge Virtual and Real Worlds as Market Competition Heats Up

Article qui compile plusieurs ressources sur les smartphones et les nouvelles interfaces intégrant des éléments de réalité virtuelle et augmentée.

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