Denise Haze » Mobile

Blackberry thumb ouch

Denise — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 05:14:35 +0000

Well since getting my new Blackberry I have not been able to put it down. Writing to everyone I know for the past couple of weeks via text messages has been alot of fun and if I only could have stored all theÂ conversations via texts messeages I could have a book with some cool stories in them but then some people would be very mad I am sure and some embarrased including me. One problem with my new Blackberry is my thumbs are starting to hurt because of all the text messaging.Â I am glad I signed up for unlimited text messages each month otherwise I would have had one heck of a bill at the end of this month. Anyways needless to write I will be taking a break from blogging and texting until my thumbs heal up.

Mobile blogging

Denise — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 05:31:06 +0000

Trying out my new Blackberry to do a mobile blog post and see just how well it works. Have had a blast so far traveling everywhere I have gone everyone has been very nice. Should be interesting to see jsut how this post looks like when I get back behind a computer screen but I just had to try this feature out to see how well it worked.

New color matching technology

Denise — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 14:45:10 +0000

Hewlett PackardÂ today demonstrated a new color matching technology that could change the way people shop for products that require color coordination, such as cosmetics.HP Labs, the companyâ€™s central research arm, has developed a technology that uses sophisticated imaging algorithms and mobile networking to match colors that complement one another, including makeup specific to skin coloring.

Retailers, consumer goods and other companies that require a high level of color or image coordination could implement the technology to offer services that help their customers select the right products for their needs.

The color matching technology, which is currently in prototype, builds on HPâ€™s expertise in imaging, color science, mobility and networking

This is how it works, instead of sitting down with a consultant at a beauty counter, a shopper photographs herself using a mobile phone camera and while holding a specially designed color chart. The person then sends the photo as an MMS (multimedia message) to an advisory service. That system locates the personâ€™s face within the image and color corrects the image for camera and lighting discrepancies.

Skin pixels are extracted from the color corrected image of the personâ€™s face, and then compared to an existing database of previously captured and analyzed images of skin tones of real people. In a matter of seconds, people using the service receive a text message response with a recommendation on the shades of makeup that are best suited to their complexion.

The technology can work with any mobile operator and on any mobile phone equipped with a camera. Photos demonstrating the color matching technology are available at www.hpl.hp.com/about/media/mobile_image/

Solar Powered Cellphones

Denise — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 23:57:13 +0000

Seems that Motorola has applied for a patent for a solar powered cellphone and although it will probably not be enough to fully recharge the phone it will help for those days when you just can not plug in to the wall.

Should be interesting to see just how good it works and how much it charges for I would certainly buy one when it comes to a store near me.

WordPress Theme

Denise — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 23:47:48 +0000

Have been studying up on how to make my own WordPress them I think I will go with a 4 column design so I can show off my flickr and YouTube videos more.

Not sure when it will be done but when it is you will see it here first. Anyone know where the Worpdress mobile plug in is please send me the link.

What are you watching for in your next mobile?

Denise — Wed, 25 Apr 2007 23:43:58 +0000

When the next generation of phones comes out which one will you want the most a cellphone that projects a screen a flexible roll out screen or a 3D hologram display?

I would want the projection screen phone and one that would do a 32 inch screen and that could be viewed on white walls. But wanted to know what everyone else wants.

Mobile web and connectivity

Denise — Mon, 23 Apr 2007 23:06:46 +0000

I like the term “mobile web” and think the phrase Web 2.0 is played out for alot of us are already working on Web 3.0 lol but for a lot of America @ home is where they will be surfing from even in the future and with a high speed connection with huge screens in my opinion the mobile web to come will only offer better options for taking the internet with you as you travel but still nothing compared to a cable connection anytime soon in America via the mobile web connection. Sure speeds will increase but American phones still do not even recognize or scan for QR Codes.

I still like to connect to the internet via my laptop although I have a cellphone and PSP that connect to the internet but I never use them to do so. What do most people do when surfing the web via the phone ? Texting maybe using maps but what else does anyone really surf with their cellphone? or better yet what do you surf when on your mobile ?