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gadgets are great!
Interview was OK - But how about a look at the gadgets?
Bonjour,
Interesting.
It is nevertheless important to also integrate the fact that the use of technology gadgets has limits and harmful effects on the users : human ones, particularly concerning the psychology aspect : dependence.
Bonne journée,
S.
P.S
—
C’était un Rendez-vous ( àParis )
The end makes this “cinema verite” masterpiece.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRUlZ2oIIJ0
I just got rid of my cell phone. I hate them with a passion.
“You can always make more money, but when you sell your credibility, it’s hard to buy it back”
and
“lonleyzune15″
This guy’s pretty freakin’ cool…
I think interview was awesome and we did not need to see gadgets - we can see those at engadget web site or through RSS feeds - Joanne did a great job drawing Peter out - critics - take an attiitude adjutment pill (soon to be available in electronic version) [Joanne - do not be swayed - you are ON TRACK!]
My gadgets are:
Palm TX
Nokia Cellphone
Thumbdrive USB
They definitely have changed my way of live
Yeah - good interview -
people and user oriented
rather than product.
An approach to questionning
that opened up and engaged.
.. unlike so much new media.
soit, a bientot mes pots.
I’m most impressed that he doesn’t accept free stuff…I’d be like “screw my credibility! Give me a 60′ Plasma!”
I thought i’d post this musing:
Bill Gates and Steve Jobbs
get together for their annual
insider trading session, Bill
has sheepishly brought along
his zune - and discovers to
his delight that so has Steve.
Steve swiftly links to Bill’s
zune and pumps some tunes at him,
and Bill reciprocates.
Steve Checks the newcomers
to his collection and is mildly
amused to find he now owns
(for 3 days or 3 plays) the
entire works of Wierd Al
Yankovich.
Bill fairs slightly better
and get’s the entire Beatles
catalogue + some U2.
Bill sit’s and thinks about
the implications behind this choice
for a few seconds and then sends
Steve a recording of the meeting
he had all those years ago with
some guy’s from IBM.
Suddenly there’s a zune link
up with a third party and
both Bill and Steve recieve
a new track .. they listen
to them and hear nothing but
laughter.
Looking round they see Linus
Torvalds sitting at another table,
he’s got an iPod and a Zune
and a new operating system
for both of them.
; )
later all.
I was in the kitchen when I heard the Bach. Whoever chose the Bach has fabulous taste in music. My respect for RB just went way up.
I prefer the interview from a few weeks ago, with the guy who had an entire store devoted to soda pop. I like soda pop better than I like gadgets.
For the DIY enthusiast:
http://www.sodamuseum.bigstep.com/generic.jhtml?pid=10
For the art and art history aficionado:
Wait a minute, I heard engadget was run by Republicans. Why are you talking to the Repugs?!
joanne & andrew: will you be attending CES this year?
Andrew please, PLEASE stop adding “music” to every eispode to try and make ordinary objects or events seem “exciting”. Just because I take a video of my pencil with Canon in D playing in the background does not a good video make.
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
I liked the music. I think you almost always do a good or excellent job with the music.
a retro-emo typewriter…
what exactly makes a typewriter emo? is it black?
what about flash lite? that will make it easy/easier for cross platform development.
and I do this for a living. work with cell phones all day, and then I come home, watch some rocketboom, and see that my job is tonight’s topic.
awesome :)