by Barrie Bramley
on March 7, 2011
in Customer service / experience, Mobile Devices, Strategy, Technology, The Quick and the Dead - case studies
I have a simple question to float out there, that’s been banging around in my mind for a few years now: Why has the iPhone (all versions) been so expensive in South Africa since it’s launch? The question first emerged when I heard someone (when the iPhone was first launched in SA) suggest that Vodacom [...]
by Barrie Bramley
on January 5, 2011
in Future Trends, Mobile Devices, PodCasts, Recession solutions, Social media, Sustainability & environmental issues, Technology
For those of you who follow the TomorrowToday blog regularly, you’ll know that one of my interests during 2010 was the shifting landscape of reading. All kinds of reading. Books, Newspapers, Magazines. What we were reading on? How we were going to pay for it? How ‘they’ were going to charge us for it? I [...]
by Mike Saunders
on December 8, 2010
in Mobile Devices, Technology, Web 2.0
After the article from Barrie Bramley on the influence of the smart phone I thought it would be a good idea to show you this infographic that outlines the effect of the mobile phone on social media.
by Barrie Bramley
on November 29, 2010
in Connection Economy, Future Trends, Marketing and sales, Mobile Devices, Technology
Through TomorrowToday, there are two presentations I do that speak to the future of Mobile Phones, Aftershock and Beyond the Hype. In both of them I’m fairly clear in my own mind on one trend around Mobile Phones – that the ‘next future’ is the Smart Phone. For me it’s a simple process I use [...]
by Barrie Bramley
on August 24, 2009
in Connection Economy, Customer service / experience, Future Trends, Global View, Marketing and sales, Ripping and burning - Digital entertainment, Strategy
Once upon a time cell phones changed the world. They arrived when we didn’t expect them, and allowed us to do things we never imagined possible. We can quite safely say that our world today (where cell phones have had an influence) bares scant resemblance to the world of 15 years ago. But people, being [...]
by Barrie Bramley
on June 20, 2009
in Future Trends, Technology
It’s not the normal practice on this blog to be show-casing new technology, for the simple reason that it’s kewl. We rather try and focus on the people impact changes have in the areas of technology, values, demographics and institutions. Certainly this post is related to changing how we see things, but I just loved [...]
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