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iPhone Image Recognition: Snap And Tell
Wouldn’t it be great if you could take a picture of a book someone is reading in your local coffee shop and before the sugar sinks into your cappucino you have all the data on it and where you can buy...
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Funware Dominates iPhone Apps In 2008
Apple has released a series of lists showing which apps have been downloaded the most in the 5 months since the App Store launched. You can read thro the lists over at MobileCrunch. The key takeout:...
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iPhone Emerges As Clear Cameraphone Leader
Back in August I posted a chart from Flickr showing the most popular cameraphones being used to post photos. It’s instructive to compare these charts again some four months later. The iPhone has torn...
View ArticleTop 5 UiPhone Rules: Building Successful Apps
As the cult of Mac gives way to the cult of iPhone, it’s worth putting a peg in the sand around a set of design rules that define what makes an iPhone app work. John Gruber has posited an excellent...
View ArticleMapping Minds: Google Trends Meet Twitter Thoughtstream
Two of the most powerful tools for currently mapping how humanity thinks are Google Trends and Twitter Search. I whipped up an analysis of Google versus Twitter on Google Trends and the result put...
View ArticleWe Asked And iPhone 3.0 Will Deliver: Micro-Payments
As Last 100 points out the recent announcement by Apple that the next version of the iPhone software, 3.0, will enable In App purchasing will be a huge boon for micropayments. This is a huge step in...
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The University of Sydney in HDR
I’ve been spending a lot of time on the beautiful campus of The University of Sydney recently and decided to share some of my photos. These were shot using an iPhone4:
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