Grouping on a little world

Jan Chipchase is a special man. His perspective about the world and its global habits is brilliant and very interesting too. He works for Nokia, as principal researcher. Traveling around the world analyzing all he see, from human to pattern to empower the way that we interact with technology or how we can speed up the different process in our real global world.

Jan’s research is amazing in a lot of ways, but you have the video "Jan Chipchase: Our cell phones, ourselves" to discover by yourself.



One of those, which catch my attention, is the evolution of how we can understand the potential of technology in our lives. There is an extremely easy assimilation of the digital world on some countries. The people fuse the advantages of the digital media with his way of live grouping acts by fields. It sounds strange, but it is a very useful and natural act. The human beings prepare itself before doing an action. Subconsciously sump-up its experience about the interaction to prepare for the remembered options (or common sense options) that it expects on the process.

Like you can see, a simple reaction of progress is explained by our human patterns. It can be applied by the way that we understand the digital world. That’s why we can imagine a personal device with our digital activities, because actually a device can support this and on near future, there is natural to assume another new digital personal information like personal cards, money, medical history, etc. will be supported on a personal mobile device too. Apparently, it is more simply and extended idea.

This post will continue next year, when future will be nearly.

Jan's personal space at TED
Jan's blog: Future Perfect

P.D.: Mery Xmas for all and a fresh inspirational new year :)

Sat, Dec 29, 2007  Permanent link
Categories: future, world, events, human, data