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Tag Archives: lifestyle

Joined-up experiences

Posted on 14/10/2006 by edafe

“Is it worth trading choice for simplicity? The problem is that vertical integration gives suppliers so much control that they can manipulate prices.” Jack Schofield looks at manufacturers’ attempts to dominate our digital lifestyles by selling us experiences instead of products.
www.guardian.co.uk

Posted in articles | Tagged control, cost, integration, lifestyle, price, technology

The platter that matters

Posted on 27/06/2005 by edafe

“If I’m right, the next few years are going to see a lot of anguish from computer users who have suddenly realised that hard disk failure involves more than just inconvenience and loss of face”, writes John Naughton.
www.observer.co.uk

Posted in articles | Tagged backup, computing, data, hardware, lifestyle, technology

Sony Walkman—music to whose ears?

Posted on 27/11/2004 by edafe

“Music, made portable, is removed from any frame of reference. It becomes a utility, undeserving of more attention than drinking water from a tap.” Norman Lebrecht reflects on how, starting with the introduction of the Sony Walkman, the way we listen to music has changed forever.
www.scena.org

Posted in articles | Tagged digital, ipod, lifestyle, music, technology, walkman

 

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