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Welcome to the Internet of Things and your Synchronic Society where humans, devices and environments are merged and will make it near-impossible to live off the Net. Part 1 Part 2 Subscribe to my RSS feed  |  Get E-mail Updates

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Twitter RFID experiment

R/GA Creative Director Runs Twitter, RFID Experiment says the article on MediaPost. “Interactive digital agency R/GA’s Richard Ting has been experimenting with a cutting-edge technology on Twitter. The platform, dubbed touchatag, allows his 20-month-old daughter to trigger tweets by swiping tags affixed to books and toys near a reader that resembles a bar code scanner.” [...]

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Small Medium Enterprises (SME) don’t need to shudder at the thought of everything becoming digital. In fact it is an opportunity to succeed beyond your wildest dreams. Think about Amazon – who were they 15 years ago? Established book shops like W.H. Smith and Blackwell’s realized they had to change their game as a result. [...]

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Home CCTV coming to UK

The UK government has backed controversial plans to enforce CCTV cameras in all UK homes by 2015. With a rising tide of domestic citizens being linked to terrorist plots, recent MI5 research has revealed that most discussions are now happening at cells in people’s homes rather than in any public place and have fast-tracked the [...]

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