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- Tides Awards 2012 Pizzigati Prize to Mobile Security Pioneer Nathan Freitas - Tides
- Flaws in Videoconferencing Systems Make Boardrooms Vulnerable - NYTimes.com
- Google Public DNS
- funf | Open Sensing Framework
- Issue 979 - processing - NullPointerException in AndroidBuild.writeLocalProps(AndroidBuild.java:458) - An open source programming language and environment for creating images, animation, and interactions - Google Project Hosting
- Processing/Android Forum
- IMAP 'server rejected password' error...: Apple Support Communities
- apwidgets - Enables some of Androids widgets for use Android Processing - Google Project Hosting
- Technology and democracy: The future of video protest | The Economist
- Shared News
- Secure me and my video
- What everyone should know about the human eye
- Aquapulse heart rate monitor finally ships, misses out on Michael Phelps fervor
- Happy Birthday NYCwiki
- App Developers Withdraw From U.S. As Patent Fears Reach 'Tipping Point'
- Shaw Cable's Netflix competitor bypasses bandwidth caps on its way to the TV
- software patents as farce
- Mobile Application Checks Brain Waves for Health Control. Really?
- Senators Ask Spy Chief: Are You Tracking Us Through Our iPhones?
- Apps for NYC
Category Archives: telephony
Announcing ObscuraCam v1 – Enhance Your Visual Privacy! | The Guardian Project
The app that I have been working on with folks from WITNESS and The Guardian Project has been announced! Announcing ObscuraCam v1 – Enhance Your Visual Privacy! | The Guardian Project.
Posted in android, Civil Rights, Development, mobile, Open Source, Political, Privacy, telephony
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Mobile Payments
A few weeks ago, I was supposed to be on a panel about this two weeks ago. I got sick and couldn’t do it but I did a bunch of digging around/thinking about it. A friend just asked me why … Continue reading
Posted in future, mobile, telephony, thoughts
Tagged contactless payments, mobile, mobile payments, money, nfc
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Mobile Art && Code
I am here at CMU in Pittsburgh at a conference called Mobile Art && Code. Great talks, great workshops, glad I came. I am doing a workshop called Interactive Telephony for New Media Arts, here is the full set of … Continue reading
Posted in Development, mobile, Networking, Open Source, Processing, telephony, VoIP
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Nielson Says: Americans Watching More TV Than Ever; Web and Mobile Video Up too
While I expect Nielson to say that, what I didn’t expect was that they would show mobile viewing on par with internet viewing. That is certainly suspect and looking a bit more closely at their charts it makes more sense. … Continue reading
Posted in mobile, Streaming and Multi-Media, telephony, Video
Tagged internet, mobile, nielson, online, stats, television, Video
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Mobile, 5 Years in the future
I was just interviewed for an upcoming book and one of the questions was: Fast forward 5 years into the future, can you paint me picture of the mobile world? Here is what I said: I am going to beg … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Electronics, future, Gadgets, Hardware, In-Depth, Open Source, Streaming and Multi-Media, telephony, thoughts
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ComVu – Mobile Broadcasting
Wow.. Steve Garfield just pointed me to: ComVu – Mobile Broadcasting . Live streaming from my mobile phone. This is something I have been looking for and/or contemplating developing for quite some time. What is especially nice is that they … Continue reading
Posted in Streaming and Multi-Media, telephony, Video, video blogging
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ITP Projects at ETel
This past week, 7 ITP students and myself headed to San Francisco to attend O’Reilly’s ETel conference. The students were demoing their projects at the ETel Fair. The demos definitely created a buzz around the place: Jim Van Meggelen and … Continue reading
Posted in Events, ITP, telephony, VoIP
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