smart phones and other new technology phcc

SMART PHONES &

OTHER NEW TECHNOLOGY

Presenter: Diana Silveira

First Mobile Phone

What do people use cell phones for?

simpsons

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What are we doing?

SMS/Texting

Talk!?

Source Nielsen

All 12 & Under 13-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+0

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Average # of calls vs texts a month

Average Number of Monthly Calls* Average Number of Monthly Text Messages*

TwitterFacebookSkypeDeliciousEmail IM

Social Networking

Google DocsPDFEverNoteDropbox

Cloud Computing

BankingFundraisingShoppingAccount MgmtMP3 PlayerPicturesVideosGPS

Mobile Libraries

Mobile Services…

Notifications Databases Reference Card Readers Reference

Text Us @727.233.5345 PHC

Share Location Stories Pictures Experiences

User-Generated Content

QR Codes: they are everywhere and you’ve never noticed them!

http://guides.ccclib.org/qr

Geo-Awareness or Physical Social Networks

E-CouponingTime/Location BasedLoyality-BasedMob-Buying

AmazonMobileSnaptellRedLaserBarcodescanpic2shop

Augmented Reality

RedLaser

Reality Tagging & Recognition

WikitudeLayarCylopediaTwittaRoundPolarRoseSREngine

Kindle for iphone

Project Gutenburg

FreeBooksClassics2GoReaddle

Ebooks

Ebooks

Ebook Readers 6 MILLION eBook readers sold in 2010…

estimated 36 million in the market by 2013.

Al’s Digital Delight Clearwater High School Kindles

Rise of the Tablets

Bypass netbooks 8.25 million ipads

already sold Get ready for the

competitors – Windows, HP, Android, Asus, Compal, Google? etc etc etc

In Nov, OS4.2 for Ipad will bring wireless printing, AirPlay streaming media, multitasking

What are the library implications?

Texting – when, where and about what?

Should you text when with others?

Who makes the first call? The first tweet? The first text?

Cell Phones in libraries?

Questions that will always linger?

What do you see in the

future?

Coming soon (already here?) Death of the Intern

et Sensing &

perception tech Context awareness Epaper & Eticketing Instant Translation Nano-technology –

physical personal device

Medical records as software

Who owns your content?

Owning your datastream?

Replace computers

KISS Would you use it? Who do you want to

use it? How will they use it? Is the purpose clear? Perpetual or single

campaign? Is it dynamic? Useful?

User-friendly? Is it a “silo”? Development

Design for 4-5 phones only

Use Emulators Prepare for success Analyze your data

Implementing Apps/Mobile Web

More about this presentation

http://askalibrarianfl.pbworks.com/mobilepresentation

Contact me: Diana Silveirasilveirad@tblc.org 813.622-8252 ext 234