2006 is going to be a year where the creators of web technology have the opportunity to make their services better in terms of integration, usability, and usefulness. – Ken Yarmosh, Looking towards 2006 I recently saw a man walking through the airport while on his cell. He had a hands-free device, where the microphone [...]
Opportunities 2006 – Usability
2006 is going to be a year where the creators of web technology have the opportunity to make their services better in terms of integration, usability, and usefulness. – Ken Yarmosh, Looking towards 2006 Usability – Web products and services must be dead simple to use Have you ever tried to show a non-blogosphere, non-techy [...]
Opportunities 2006 – Integration
2006 is going to be a year where the creators of web technology have the opportunity to make their services better in terms of integration, usability, and usefulness. – Ken Yarmosh, Looking towards 2006 Integration – Web 2.0 services must be seamless Yahoo! has the opportunity to be the poster child of an integrated Web [...]
Looking towards 2006
2006 will not be a year of massive Web 2.0 adoption The biggest lesson I’ve learned from my countless non-geek interactions this year is that we are far from reaching mainstream penetration of Web 2.0 technologies (blogs, RSS, tagging, social bookmarks, wikis, podcasts, etc.). Web 2.0 services are too disconnected, unintuitive, and often are impractical. [...]
About Ken Yarmosh
Hi. I'm your host Ken Yarmosh, a mobile impresario, O'Reilly author, and entrepreneur based in the DC area. I've been writing here since 2005 with a focus on startups, product strategy, mobile, and more generally, digital technology's impact on business, life, and culture.
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