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Bring on the (autonomous driving) machines

On July 18, Reid Hoffman published an article extolling the “asphalt utopia” that autonomous cars can bring.  I won’t go quite that far, but it did put words to some thoughts I’d been chewing on. Living and driving in the San Francisco area, day in and day out I see drivers looking up and down […]

Posted byJon MetzlerJuly 21, 2015Posted inconnected car, innovation, technology, UI

New article for Nikkei Business Daily: Japan’s hardware opportunity

Happy New Year to one and all. Phil Keys contributed a column for Japan’s Nikkei Business Daily (Japanese-language) on how Japan can contribute to the recent hardware (wearable / peripheral) boom. 

Posted byJon MetzlerJanuary 4, 2014May 6, 2014Posted inJapan, Publications, Silicon Valley, UI

What a day at the CTIA show looks like

As measured by a Fitbit One.

Posted byJon MetzlerMay 23, 2013Posted intechnology, UILeave a comment on What a day at the CTIA show looks like

Activity-Based Computing

A couple of weeks back I had the great pleasure of accompanying researchers from KDDI Research Institute in visiting various Silicon Valley entities doing pioneering work in the field of user interface. It was great great fun and made me very appreciative of working where I work. One common theme cited during each meeting, seemingly […]

Posted byJon MetzlerOctober 6, 2008Posted inSilicon Valley, technology, UILeave a comment on Activity-Based Computing

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