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Geek Ripples Spreading
Seen in Tokyo:
A pair of bumper sticker-type ads on the train doors:
+ Touch Sensor = Softbank
+ Motion Sensor = Softbank
That’s interesting to me. Not so much that Softbank is pushing a touch- and motion-sensitive phone (whoever isn’t doing that already will be soon), but that they are pushing the technology inside. Both touch and motion sensing have been around for a long time; now there is a sense [!] that consumers care that those capabilities are inside the box, much as they care about WiFi, a TV tuner, or GPS.
Wow, times have changed. Do I attribute this to the iPhone Effect? You betcha.
