Comments on: The future of mobile electronics http://einartysen.se/the-future-of-mobile-electronics/ IT solutions, thoughts, ideas and some fun Sun, 20 May 2012 03:30:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: D Rancourt http://einartysen.se/the-future-of-mobile-electronics/comment-page-1/#comment-67 D Rancourt Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:54:38 +0000 http://einartysen.se/?p=115#comment-67 Stupid Phones Rock! Your 'Future of Mobile Electronics' article of Jan 15 2010 is so very correct. It was like reading the text of my dinner conversation last night; thank you, thank you. I adore each dinosaur in my Smart Phone graveyard, but find I power up my current mobility device less-and-less, in favor of stupid, little hardware with immediate, fumble-free, voice and text communication. Family members tell me I 'need an iPhone'. Duh, I've been mobile computing for years . . . How little attention they paid to my forward thinking! IF ONLY I could have cellular data connectivity without switching my SIM back-and-forth, or having two accounts. IF ONLY such a 3G device were also a reader, content maker, and media device. There is no technological reason for the failure (Archos is a 3G device in France); in the US there is so much proprietary hardware control (Apple, Amazon), Carrier control (AT&T, Verizon), and Content Control (Apple, Amazon) that we can't even see which consumer-endorsed features (screen, storage, camera, form factor) might prevail, if we didn't have to marry a platform or carrier . . . This is so sad! Stupid Phones Rock! Your ‘Future of Mobile Electronics’ article of Jan 15 2010 is so very correct. It was like reading the text of my dinner conversation last night; thank you, thank you. I adore each dinosaur in my Smart Phone graveyard, but find I power up my current mobility device less-and-less, in favor of stupid, little hardware with immediate, fumble-free, voice and text communication. Family members tell me I ‘need an iPhone’. Duh, I’ve been mobile computing for years . . . How little attention they paid to my forward thinking! IF ONLY I could have cellular data connectivity without switching my SIM back-and-forth, or having two accounts. IF ONLY such a 3G device were also a reader, content maker, and media device. There is no technological reason for the failure (Archos is a 3G device in France); in the US there is so much proprietary hardware control (Apple, Amazon), Carrier control (AT&T, Verizon), and Content Control (Apple, Amazon) that we can’t even see which consumer-endorsed features (screen, storage, camera, form factor) might prevail, if we didn’t have to marry a platform or carrier . . . This is so sad!

]]> By: ET http://einartysen.se/the-future-of-mobile-electronics/comment-page-1/#comment-50 ET Mon, 25 Jan 2010 08:32:58 +0000 http://einartysen.se/?p=115#comment-50 Why russian spammers figured my blog was a great place to put in 15 comments I don't know. But I like how they try to give me compliments while linking. Links aren't published anyway so I'll just let them be as a fun example :) Why russian spammers figured my blog was a great place to put in 15 comments I don’t know. But I like how they try to give me compliments while linking.
Links aren’t published anyway so I’ll just let them be as a fun example :)

]]> By: Сонник http://einartysen.se/the-future-of-mobile-electronics/comment-page-1/#comment-46 Сонник Sun, 24 Jan 2010 22:27:03 +0000 http://einartysen.se/?p=115#comment-46 А будет продолжение новости? Очень было бы интересно почитать *English translation* And the news will be continued? It would be interesting to read А будет продолжение новости? Очень было бы интересно почитать

*English translation*
And the news will be continued? It would be interesting to read

]]> By: Герта http://einartysen.se/the-future-of-mobile-electronics/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Герта Sun, 24 Jan 2010 14:02:32 +0000 http://einartysen.se/?p=115#comment-45 Красиво написано, мне понравилось. *English translation* Beautifully written, I liked it. Красиво написано, мне понравилось.

*English translation*
Beautifully written, I liked it.

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