Hack Day looks good fun: "But I'm also definitely hoping that we'll get groups along from people interested in weird interactive art projects like the ones that Regine Debatty talks about at We Make Money Not Art or some of the really awesome people who make stuff at the RCA's Interaction design course. I'm hoping that people interested in Everyware and the kinds of physical stuff that Schulze & Webb and ThingM put together will also think about coming."
About Me
Hello you. I'm the 35-year old Managing Director of Future Platforms, a software company which creates delightful mobile experiences. We work for lots of people you've heard of (Nokia, the BBC, Orange, and EMI) and many you won't have come across.
When I'm not doing that I read a lot, write here, and practice Aikido. I share my home in Brighton, a seaside town on the south coast of the UK, with four cats and a badger.
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tom dot hume at futureplatforms dot com
Recent Posts
- Sprint 41: review and retrospective
- Designers, Developers and QA: FP needs you!
- Mobile 2.0
- Mobile 2.0: Beyond Free, Panel
- Mobile 2.0: Priya Prakash, Nokia: Beyond Free
- Mobile 2.0: Regine Debatty on Mobile & Culture & Arts
- Mobile 2.0 Europe: Context Panel
- Mobile 2.0 Europe: Ted Morgan, Skyhook
- Mobile 2.0: Tom Raftery on Mobile Sustainability
- Mobile 2.0: Panel Discussion on openness
Recent Comments
- John W on Tracking UK Liberal Indecency
- Jim Hughes on LocoMatrix
- Tom Hume on UX Brighton: Ethnography
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- Dominic Mitchell on Sprint 39 retrospective
- Tom Hume on Interview with Kazuo Chiba
- Joe Curran on Interview with Kazuo Chiba
- nedrichards on Links
- AG on MEX, Customer Research Methodology Must Be Enhanced To Close The Reality Gap: Rachel Hinman, Adaptive Path
- Sean Key on UX Brighton: Ethnography
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