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Why a device that can auto detect what you eat and drink could be the most important consumer electronic device of our time

Image a world where you could wear a device that could automatically track everything you consume and report on it’s nutritional value.

Could audio QR codes help unsigned musicians find their audience

What if as an artist you could upload an album, song, music video or even other promotional material to a website and then during your gig audience members who like a song you’re playing could access that content on their smart phones?

The death of the web app? I don’t think so

Some predict the death of the web app citing native apps as the future. I say total rubbish. The future is an always on, always synced utopia where there is no longer any difference between a web app and a native local app. They are just apps. Apps that let you do whatever you want whenever you want on ANY device.

Notes from MC ThinkCamp – mHealth June 3 2011

The following are the notes that I took at The Mobile Collective’s thinkcamp mhealth on Friday 3 June this year. They are a collection of thoughts and questions that were sparked by the discussions and presentations that were given and by some of the conversations that I had with folk over the course of the day. I’m sharing them here as a reference for myself and those who attended. If anyone else who was there has shared their notes from the day, let me know and I’ll update this post to link to them.

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