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Swype at TechCrunch50 produced by Animoto
Some of the same Swype photos as used in my previous slideshow, but this time using Animoto to jazz up the production. Animoto is addictive and the results are amazing.
Continue reading...TechCrunch50 Venue Tour
13. September 2008
TechCrunch50 was held at The Concourse at the San Francisco Design Center from September 8 -10. The venue walkthrough begins at the door and ends in the main hall during the presentation.
Continue reading...Swype at TechCrunch50
12. September 2008
Swype was one of the mobile related startups at TechCrunch50 that I found impressive and innovative. Swype delivers single-tap, multi-tap, predictive and “swype” motions for both stylus and finger based input. Swype isn’t a pure mobile play as an embedded solution it may be applied to any screen as a enhancement to text input. The screen might [...]
Continue reading...TechCrunch50 and CTIA
3. September 2008
The second annual TechCrunch conference, TechCrunch50, is set to debut 52 startups next week in San Francisco. Along with the startups, TechCrunch has planned an amazing line up speakers from Silicon Valley and Hollywood. The conference is content rich with the schedule for each of the three days, September 8 -10, running from 7:30 AM [...]
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The day before the North Carolina State Fair opened in Raleigh the door was open to preview the midway for 2009. The rain and cold didn’t slow down workers putting the final touches on everything from rides to ensuring enough oil was on hand for frying pickles, candy bars, Oreos and even apple pie.
Even the State Fair and those who cover it are making use of mobile technologies for convenience and function. I hope you enjoy the show!
Tim Chang
16. September 2008
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