... met Thomas at the Art Center's Auditorium for Jan Chipchase's new 'Edge. Edgier. ... very jealous that he was in Kabul a few weeks ago. Though by his own admission, Chipchase is still working on the material he presented today, it was a good ... text and me to check my email. As we were both engrossed in tiptapping away, Jan Chipchase passed us in the hallway and with a twinkle in his eye ...

... some insights on his research on digital lifestyle. Sounds boring? Think again. Chipchase leaves his lab and goes straight to where the real innovation is made this day: ... sense) how youth construct online identities. (Of course, you surely shouldn’t let the blog name get in your way.) Like Jan Chipchase (above), Danah Boyd is a scientist who by now is on the payroll of a major corporation ...

via Future Perfect Jan Chipchase This image was used by Jan Chipchase to note Ritualised Luck, situations where rituals exist which aim to increase someones luck. In this image a prayer card is shown which the driver touches before every ride. I think however, this speaks about a greater source of luck, valuable rituals strategically ...

A while back Nokia’s Jan Chipchase pointed out what has become quite obvious, the positioning of our mobile phone alongside our keys and wallet. These three objects are necessary to modern survival and we do not leave home without. First&20 attempts at drilling down to the core of what this new tool actual means to certain individuals. Taking a look at the ...

... Global Vocies the cyber-activism tag produces 858 pages! So rather than a supersized sweet secular search engine dynamic, this is closer to our post on Jan Chipchase and Cellphones Save the World. But in this case Shawn is doing it on his own, rather than getting paid by Nokia. So kudos on that! Shawn has an Uncultured Project website, which has tabs for ...

... is an increasingly common way for people to stay connected, and the separation of phone books is a feature that-- irrelevant in the US-- makes the phone more valuable, and more functional for a user in rural Indonesia. Another great insight from Jan Chipchase and his colleagues at Nokia.