By: Abbie Walshin: FjordiansTags: design, inspiration, London No Comments
Here is the next round of our design inspiration meeting. Again, everyone had 30 seconds to present something that inspired them. After working through the results, I think it is really interesting to see how this week’s inspirations differ from the last ones and how they have become more based on personal experiences and interests. [...] Continue reading →
The future of mobile payment will be less about the wallet and more about relationships
By: Alfred Luiin: Conversation startersTags: mint.com, mobile payment, quicken, relationship, service design, square No Comments
Mobile payment is grabbing the spotlight at Mobile World Congress 2012 this year. Carrier payment and NFC, the two major logjams in mobile payment so far, appear to be inching toward solutions for consumers. A lot of conversations around mobile payment are centering on the ideas of mobile wallets and a swipe-and-go payment experience. Those conversations are [...] Continue reading →
Mobile phone cameras are nothing new. But at MWC, smartphone players are betting that a better camera may just be the best way to capture new users. The fact that everybody is equipped with a phone, virtually all the time, was always the key point about cameras as part of mobile handsets. You’ll never miss [...] Continue reading →
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