Wolfgang Maehr

For anybody who feels like they want to see a bit of the disturbing issues in this world, you can visit MediaStorm a web site with amazingly good digital story telling serious issues of this world. — read more ›

Interesting post by Anne Galloway on how we technologists often tend to see the inevitable progress of technological development. It can be found here. — read more ›

My – rather uneducated – feelings towards OLPC have always been ambiguous: Nice technological idea but will it be accepted. Today I found this Businessweek article by Bruce Nussbaum criticising the top-down approach of the project. It stirred a lot of discussion and only time will tell if the OLPC will make a difference. — read more ›

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Finally TUAW posted the MacWorld’07 interview with Guy Kawasaki. The most interesting part is the end, when Guy tells about his hope of Apple developing a computer that wants you to throw away your Macintosh. The highlight of the interview is following quote: — read more ›

Who has not made the experience of meeting good friends again after a longer while and all seems like just a few minutes (or maybe hours/days) ago? Happened to me when I met Trevor and Elin again. The interesting part of this observation was that in the beginning all was exactly the same as the last time we met. We even had the same clothes as 2 years ago. Nothing changed, neither they or I. Mystically the two years of experience (yes, a lot of stuff had happened in the meanwhile to me) suddenly had disappeared – I was myself in late 2004 again. But then, after a while we all started to slowly morph back towards our current personalities. I don’t think that we arrived at our current state until they left but at least we were more like everyday than at the beginning of the meeting. — read more ›

A great post by David Weiss on innovation and how to get ideas into products. Highly recommended.
Impatience and Design by Counter-Example

Thanks to Manu for the link to this article by WIRED on the risk of terror. Pretty much similar to the statistics that I saw about death toll of Ireland’s roads vs. the IRA. — read more ›

Actually, this book-title (by A. Cooper) would also have fit to the previous posting… — read more ›

Found yesterday this nice article in the Swedish quality news: — read more ›