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There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps heading for Core Graveyard. WHY BIG-NAME APPS ARE STUCK IN THE CORE photo by Walter Smith, 2004 (flickr, CC) There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps h JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Roam has shaken up a once dull market. But what else is out there? For the first time in more than a decade I dust off the once-popular ‘directory’ series of blogposts to try to draw up a rudimentary directory of apps and services that offer something similar to RoamResearch.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (Post updated 2020-07-15 07:37 to include postscript on JK Rowling’s planning technique.) Computers and the software that runs them have long denied us the basic right of dictating to them — not letters and grocery lists, but of what they should actually do for us – mostimportantly in
SENSING OUR WAY OUT OF INTERACTION Interaction impoverishment: My pompous term for the things that we can’t do, and don’t seem able to imagine our way out of, when it comes to making our devices do what we want them to do. The key to all this — and where we might end up going — are down to those millimeter-dimension things we never see: sensors. I wasspeed-watching
URINE, CORROSION, AND THE DECAY OF BRIDGES This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement. THE IPOD BATTERY CONTROVERSY HITS The discussion about iPod batteries has entered the mainstream. You may recall posts on this blog a few weeks back about two brothers who took their complaint that Apple would not replace their worn out battery — saying the warranty had expired, and suggesting they buy a new iPod — public, via a video posted onto the net and public defacement of Apple billboards. MARCH 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire: Excuse Me, My Ego’s Ringing Few of us stop to think just how revolutionary the mobilephone is.
FEBRUARY 2012
Here’s a piece I wrote with Lee Chyen Yee about the man and company behind the iPad trademark battle in China. (Reuters) – Yang Long-san, Apple’s nemesis in a battle over the iPad trademark in China, once strutted the expo halls with dreams of market dominance. WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN TO SKYPE? 5 thoughts on “ What’s Going to Happen to Skype? pieman July 30, 2005. I too love Skype. The sound quality is excellent. But trying buying Skype Out credit from Vietnam. A total pain. I assume it’s some kind of security settings thing being flagged what with a UK credit card beign used in Vietnam.THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG
There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps heading for Core Graveyard. WHY BIG-NAME APPS ARE STUCK IN THE CORE photo by Walter Smith, 2004 (flickr, CC) There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps h JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Roam has shaken up a once dull market. But what else is out there? For the first time in more than a decade I dust off the once-popular ‘directory’ series of blogposts to try to draw up a rudimentary directory of apps and services that offer something similar to RoamResearch.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (Post updated 2020-07-15 07:37 to include postscript on JK Rowling’s planning technique.) Computers and the software that runs them have long denied us the basic right of dictating to them — not letters and grocery lists, but of what they should actually do for us – mostimportantly in
SENSING OUR WAY OUT OF INTERACTION Interaction impoverishment: My pompous term for the things that we can’t do, and don’t seem able to imagine our way out of, when it comes to making our devices do what we want them to do. The key to all this — and where we might end up going — are down to those millimeter-dimension things we never see: sensors. I wasspeed-watching
URINE, CORROSION, AND THE DECAY OF BRIDGES This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement. THE IPOD BATTERY CONTROVERSY HITS The discussion about iPod batteries has entered the mainstream. You may recall posts on this blog a few weeks back about two brothers who took their complaint that Apple would not replace their worn out battery — saying the warranty had expired, and suggesting they buy a new iPod — public, via a video posted onto the net and public defacement of Apple billboards. MARCH 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire: Excuse Me, My Ego’s Ringing Few of us stop to think just how revolutionary the mobilephone is.
FEBRUARY 2012
Here’s a piece I wrote with Lee Chyen Yee about the man and company behind the iPad trademark battle in China. (Reuters) – Yang Long-san, Apple’s nemesis in a battle over the iPad trademark in China, once strutted the expo halls with dreams of market dominance. WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN TO SKYPE? 5 thoughts on “ What’s Going to Happen to Skype? pieman July 30, 2005. I too love Skype. The sound quality is excellent. But trying buying Skype Out credit from Vietnam. A total pain. I assume it’s some kind of security settings thing being flagged what with a UK credit card beign used in Vietnam. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT (Post updated 2020-07-15 07:37 to include postscript on JK Rowling’s planning technique.) Computers and the software that runs them have long denied us the basic right of dictating to them — not letters and grocery lists, but of what they should actually do for us – mostimportantly in
CONTACT – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Always interested in hearing from clients, readers, sources, etc. Sources are always treated with discretion and, if requested, confidentiality. Best way to reach me is via email – my.name at IS A JOKE NOT A JOKE IF THE INTERNET HAS ALREADY HEARD IT 2 thoughts on “ Is A Joke Not A Joke If The Internet Has Already Heard It? Indi February 3, 2005. But wait there is more There is this Pakistani, who is married to an Israeli-Thai. And there is this.. No no no. let me repeat..SEPTEMBER 2015
A piece looking at the technology behind the pressure sensing. My prediction: once people play with it they’ll find it hard to go back to the old way of doing things.FEBRUARY 2012
Here’s a piece I wrote with Lee Chyen Yee about the man and company behind the iPad trademark battle in China. (Reuters) – Yang Long-san, Apple’s nemesis in a battle over the iPad trademark in China, once strutted the expo halls with dreams of market dominance. MAY 2011 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG The BBC World Service Business Daily version of my piece on Microsoft and Skype. (The Business Daily podcast is here.) Loose Wireless 110520 To listen to Business Daily on the radio, tune into BBC World Service at the following times, or click here.OCTOBER 2003
Here’s an example of RFID — the intelligent radio tag technology — used without people’s permission to do something a tad scary. The Singapore Straits Times reports (no link available as yet) today that a local start up, Tunity Technologies, installed a tracking system using RFID that would pinpoint every delegate’s physicalposition at the
AUGUST 2011
The Washington Post report that it seems the attack on South Korea’s Nonghyup agricultural bank back in April was the work of North Korea.The evidence?
JUNE 2010 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG By Jeremy Wagstaff (this is a copy of my column for newspapers) If The Wall Street Journal is to be believed—and as a former contributor I’ve no reason to doubt it—the best way to get decent hotel service these days is to tweet about how bad it is.SEPTEMBER 2003
Riding on the success of Apple’s iTunes, Musicmatch has announced its own digital song-selling business, according to CNET. The service has access to songs from five major labels and more than 30 independents, with pricing set at 99 cents per song and $9.99 for mostalbums.
THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG
There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps heading for Core Graveyard. JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Roam has shaken up a once dull market. But what else is out there? For the first time in more than a decade I dust off the once-popular ‘directory’ series of blogposts to try to draw up a rudimentary directory of apps and services that offer something similar to RoamResearch.
CONTACT – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Always interested in hearing from clients, readers, sources, etc. Sources are always treated with discretion and, if requested, confidentiality. Best way to reach me is via email – my.name at DISRUPTION – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG One thing that still drives me crazy, and doesn’t seem to have changed with banks, is they way they handle fraud detection with thecustomer.
URINE, CORROSION, AND THE DECAY OF BRIDGES This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement. THE IPOD BATTERY CONTROVERSY HITS The discussion about iPod batteries has entered the mainstream. You may recall posts on this blog a few weeks back about two brothers who took their complaint that Apple would not replace their worn out battery — saying the warranty had expired, and suggesting they buy a new iPod — public, via a video posted onto the net and public defacement of Apple billboards. JULY 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire — Tea, Sympathy And Service By Jeremy Wagstaff from the 25 July 2002 edition of the Far Eastern Economic Review, (c) 2003, Dow Jones & Company, Inc. APRIL 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.FEBRUARY 2012
Here’s a piece I wrote with Lee Chyen Yee about the man and company behind the iPad trademark battle in China. (Reuters) – Yang Long-san, Apple’s nemesis in a battle over the iPad trademark in China, once strutted the expo halls with dreams of market dominance.FEBRUARY 2005
Just in case you haven’t heard this elsewhere, Copernic has released a new version of their excellent Desktop Search toolbar that. among other things, fully supports Mozilla Thunderbird, including indexing of Thunderbird emails, attachments, and contacts.THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG
There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps heading for Core Graveyard. JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Roam has shaken up a once dull market. But what else is out there? For the first time in more than a decade I dust off the once-popular ‘directory’ series of blogposts to try to draw up a rudimentary directory of apps and services that offer something similar to RoamResearch.
CONTACT – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Always interested in hearing from clients, readers, sources, etc. Sources are always treated with discretion and, if requested, confidentiality. Best way to reach me is via email – my.name at DISRUPTION – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG One thing that still drives me crazy, and doesn’t seem to have changed with banks, is they way they handle fraud detection with thecustomer.
URINE, CORROSION, AND THE DECAY OF BRIDGES This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement. THE IPOD BATTERY CONTROVERSY HITS The discussion about iPod batteries has entered the mainstream. You may recall posts on this blog a few weeks back about two brothers who took their complaint that Apple would not replace their worn out battery — saying the warranty had expired, and suggesting they buy a new iPod — public, via a video posted onto the net and public defacement of Apple billboards. JULY 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire — Tea, Sympathy And Service By Jeremy Wagstaff from the 25 July 2002 edition of the Far Eastern Economic Review, (c) 2003, Dow Jones & Company, Inc. APRIL 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.FEBRUARY 2012
Here’s a piece I wrote with Lee Chyen Yee about the man and company behind the iPad trademark battle in China. (Reuters) – Yang Long-san, Apple’s nemesis in a battle over the iPad trademark in China, once strutted the expo halls with dreams of market dominance.FEBRUARY 2005
Just in case you haven’t heard this elsewhere, Copernic has released a new version of their excellent Desktop Search toolbar that. among other things, fully supports Mozilla Thunderbird, including indexing of Thunderbird emails, attachments, and contacts. JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Apple is behaving badly when it comes to how it bamboozles users into signing up for its services Music and TV+. It’s another example of what I call a “technopoly” — abusing its position in the ecosystem to change the rules when it applies to its own products andservices.
DISRUPTION – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG One thing that still drives me crazy, and doesn’t seem to have changed with banks, is they way they handle fraud detection with thecustomer.
THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG
We’re living in a digitally ass backwards age, where everything you do of commercial monetary value is retained, amazingly easy to recover and commercially mined at mind-boggling speed, but everything else — photos, an SMS, an email you sent to someone last week, the deed to your house — is lost in the muddle of that drive an inch or two fromyour finger tips.
JANUARY 2002
This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.NOVEMBER 2002
This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.AUGUST 2016
A quite cute new app called Moneybox launched today in the UK allows millennials to save without thinking and invest in stocks, also without really thinking. MARCH 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire: Excuse Me, My Ego’s Ringing Few of us stop to think just how revolutionary the mobilephone is.
JANUARY 2011
This is a copy of my weekly Loose Wire Column By Jeremy Wagstaff Tunisia in the midst of overthrowing a two-decade old regime. A new website that lets you answer and ask questions. JULY 2013 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Land points out that Google Alerts Drops RSS Delivery Option, which is pretty upsetting. The message says that “Google Reader is no longer available,” and says users need to switch to email alerts. MAY 2005 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Seems that those rogue dialers are still out there: This from the Manchester Evening News: £8m net swindle UP TO 300 internet users a day are targeted by a swindle which cost British consumers about £8min a year, says BT.
THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG
There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps heading for Core Graveyard. JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Roam has shaken up a once dull market. But what else is out there? For the first time in more than a decade I dust off the once-popular ‘directory’ series of blogposts to try to draw up a rudimentary directory of apps and services that offer something similar to RoamResearch.
CONTACT – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Always interested in hearing from clients, readers, sources, etc. Sources are always treated with discretion and, if requested, confidentiality. Best way to reach me is via email – my.name at DISRUPTION – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG One thing that still drives me crazy, and doesn’t seem to have changed with banks, is they way they handle fraud detection with thecustomer.
URINE, CORROSION, AND THE DECAY OF BRIDGES This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement. THE IPOD BATTERY CONTROVERSY HITS The discussion about iPod batteries has entered the mainstream. You may recall posts on this blog a few weeks back about two brothers who took their complaint that Apple would not replace their worn out battery — saying the warranty had expired, and suggesting they buy a new iPod — public, via a video posted onto the net and public defacement of Apple billboards. JULY 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire — Tea, Sympathy And Service By Jeremy Wagstaff from the 25 July 2002 edition of the Far Eastern Economic Review, (c) 2003, Dow Jones & Company, Inc. APRIL 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.FEBRUARY 2012
Here’s a piece I wrote with Lee Chyen Yee about the man and company behind the iPad trademark battle in China. (Reuters) – Yang Long-san, Apple’s nemesis in a battle over the iPad trademark in China, once strutted the expo halls with dreams of market dominance.FEBRUARY 2005
Just in case you haven’t heard this elsewhere, Copernic has released a new version of their excellent Desktop Search toolbar that. among other things, fully supports Mozilla Thunderbird, including indexing of Thunderbird emails, attachments, and contacts.THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG
There’s a graveyard somewhere with the word Core on it. Relying on a core function is a killer. Think Dropbox. Twitter. Whatsapp. Evernote. All apps heading for Core Graveyard. JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Roam has shaken up a once dull market. But what else is out there? For the first time in more than a decade I dust off the once-popular ‘directory’ series of blogposts to try to draw up a rudimentary directory of apps and services that offer something similar to RoamResearch.
CONTACT – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Always interested in hearing from clients, readers, sources, etc. Sources are always treated with discretion and, if requested, confidentiality. Best way to reach me is via email – my.name at DISRUPTION – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG One thing that still drives me crazy, and doesn’t seem to have changed with banks, is they way they handle fraud detection with thecustomer.
URINE, CORROSION, AND THE DECAY OF BRIDGES This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement. THE IPOD BATTERY CONTROVERSY HITS The discussion about iPod batteries has entered the mainstream. You may recall posts on this blog a few weeks back about two brothers who took their complaint that Apple would not replace their worn out battery — saying the warranty had expired, and suggesting they buy a new iPod — public, via a video posted onto the net and public defacement of Apple billboards. JULY 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire — Tea, Sympathy And Service By Jeremy Wagstaff from the 25 July 2002 edition of the Far Eastern Economic Review, (c) 2003, Dow Jones & Company, Inc. APRIL 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.FEBRUARY 2012
Here’s a piece I wrote with Lee Chyen Yee about the man and company behind the iPad trademark battle in China. (Reuters) – Yang Long-san, Apple’s nemesis in a battle over the iPad trademark in China, once strutted the expo halls with dreams of market dominance.FEBRUARY 2005
Just in case you haven’t heard this elsewhere, Copernic has released a new version of their excellent Desktop Search toolbar that. among other things, fully supports Mozilla Thunderbird, including indexing of Thunderbird emails, attachments, and contacts. JULY 2020 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Apple is behaving badly when it comes to how it bamboozles users into signing up for its services Music and TV+. It’s another example of what I call a “technopoly” — abusing its position in the ecosystem to change the rules when it applies to its own products andservices.
DISRUPTION – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG One thing that still drives me crazy, and doesn’t seem to have changed with banks, is they way they handle fraud detection with thecustomer.
THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG
We’re living in a digitally ass backwards age, where everything you do of commercial monetary value is retained, amazingly easy to recover and commercially mined at mind-boggling speed, but everything else — photos, an SMS, an email you sent to someone last week, the deed to your house — is lost in the muddle of that drive an inch or two fromyour finger tips.
JANUARY 2002
This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.NOVEMBER 2002
This blog has been running, on and off, since 2001. It collects my writings for the Journal, Review, BBC and Reuters, and some I write for my own amusement.AUGUST 2016
A quite cute new app called Moneybox launched today in the UK allows millennials to save without thinking and invest in stocks, also without really thinking. MARCH 2002 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Loose Wire: Excuse Me, My Ego’s Ringing Few of us stop to think just how revolutionary the mobilephone is.
JANUARY 2011
This is a copy of my weekly Loose Wire Column By Jeremy Wagstaff Tunisia in the midst of overthrowing a two-decade old regime. A new website that lets you answer and ask questions. JULY 2013 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Barry Schwartz of Search Engine Land points out that Google Alerts Drops RSS Delivery Option, which is pretty upsetting. The message says that “Google Reader is no longer available,” and says users need to switch to email alerts. MAY 2005 – THE LOOSE WIRE BLOG Seems that those rogue dialers are still out there: This from the Manchester Evening News: £8m net swindle UP TO 300 internet users a day are targeted by a swindle which cost British consumers about £8min a year, says BT.
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