Tomi T Ahonen: Mobile as 7th of the Mass Media: Cellphone, cameraphone, iPhone, smartphone
Tomi T Ahonen & Jim O'Reilly: Digital Korea: Convergence of Broadband Internet, 3G Cell Phones etc
Tomi T. Ahonen, Timo Kasper & Sara Melkko: 3G Marketing: Communities and Strategic Partnerships
also as kindle edition
Tomi T Ahonen & Joe Barrett (editors): Services for UMTS: Creating Killer Applications in 3G
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Yes, interesting. The day will come where reality/physical-world recognition, both images and sound (voice), will be the source for interactions.
Today, QR or 2d codes will continue leading the way, and even in the future (as described on paragraph above) they will have a place.
Today I saw a short video that shows how powerful the mobile handset is becoming, in this case, solving a Rubik's cube in seconds by using what seems image capture, advanced algorithms, and a power CPU. This triggered on me thoughts about the future of mobile as a computing platform to solve complex computational problems. Imagine a future where battery consumption was not an issue and where sets of mobile handsets are federated in real-time, thousands to millions of handsets, to solve complex computational problems, similar to how SETI used idle CPU on millions of home PCs...
Posted by: C. Enrique Ortiz | May 09, 2010 at 07:04 PM