Links from Amy Webb’s session at ONA 09
October 2, 2009 in blogging
This post is a round-up of links to the sites Amy Webb mentioned in her session at ONA. I’m updating it as the links come along. This is a session about “10 tech trends.” The numbered items are the trends. She then mentions certain web sites or apps for the iPhone. #
1. Real Time Web #
Livestation – live tv stations (UK only right now). #
Flock – social media web browser. #
SamePoint – social media real time search. #
SocialMention — social media real time search #
Robo.to - 4-second video updates. #
2. Light blogging #
Tumblr – “light blogging” platform #
Posterous – “light blogging. send updates via e-mail.” #
3. Personalization #
Pandora – music suggestion engine. #
CustomTimes – NYT customized application. #
Interactive TV (iTV), Widgets #
Set-top TV boxes with ability to use widgets built-in. #
5. Identity Recognition #
Midomi – music recognition software #
Picasa – 3.5 update allows you to batch recognize people in your photos. #
Face.com – recognition of photos without you identifying them. Creepy. #
6. Augmented reality #
living sasquatch – 3d example of augmented reality. #
Yelp Monocle for iPhone #
Wikitude – sends info to your iPhone using wikipedia content for the place you are in. #
Robotvision – Augmented reality using Bing search. #
7. User-Generated Sensor Data #
8. MobiLife #
#9: Geolocation 3.0 #
#10: The Internet of Things #
Amy ran out of time, but provided a convenient page with all of the links listed above and more. Click here. #
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Thanks, Bryan. Amy does webinars like this twice a month at Knowledgewebb.net for members. Those alone are worth the membership price of $75 a year for college students!
Thanks, Bryan. Amy does webinars like this twice a month at Knowledgewebb.net for members. Those alone are worth the membership price of $75 a year for college students!
Thanks, Bryan. Amy does webinars like this twice a month at Knowledgewebb.net for members. Those alone are worth the membership price of $75 a year for college students!