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iPhone with One Hand Comes Naturally

Posted on November 6, 2009 by Lloyd

Jason Kottke’s recent article “One-handed computing with the iPhone” (published yesterday, Oct 29th, 2009) begins:
“The easy single-handed operation of the iPhone [] is not one of its obvious selling points but is one of those little features that grows on … Continue reading →

Posted in Computing, Consuming | Also tagged Boris Mann, Cell Phone, Everyware, Evolution, Hardware Design, Hardware Interface, Instincts, iPhone, Jason Kottke, John Gruber, Mobile Computing, Mobile Phone, One-handed computing with the iPhone, Pervasive Computing, Roland tanglao, Stylus, Ubiquitous Computing, Wearable Computers | 4 Comments

Licensing is the suck!

Posted on July 27, 2006 by Lloyd

As I recently wrote the obvious, “licensing is legal, and legal things are complex”. I should have wrote, licensing is the suck!
When ever I start thinking about licensing and it being the suck, I think to Lawrence Lessig’s keynote presentation … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaborating | Also tagged A theft of our common culture, bsd, cc, collaborating, copy, copyright wars, create, Create like itâ€™s 1790, creative, creative commons, creativity, eff, fair use, Free Culture, free society, gnu, GPL, harm, Help us by writing on the check you send in, I got to go back to my life., If you are explaining, If You Are unwilling to Fight For Your Freedom . . . Yo, innovation, intellectual property, it was nature in 179, license, licensing, no-brainer, Nothingâ€™s changed, Open Source, Open Source Movement, patent, patents, property, rebuilding nature, share, unregulated, unregulated use, What have you done about it, you are losing, You build a common base that other people can build upo | 3 Comments