The companion to this blog, our Smarter Planet site on Tumblr, is what feeds the "Related Discussions Across the Internet" links in the left hand navigation.
As Tumblr aptly describes its platform, if a blog is more like a journal or longer-form discussion format, a "tumblelog" is more like a scrapbook. Posts are brief, multimedia and in our case, cover the waterfront of news, developments, sites, insights and examples of how a smarter planet is emerging. Our goal is to give people a broad feel for what smarter planet means, and how widely it is taking shape.
And now we've i
mplemented a version of the site optimized for mobile devices. So be sure to add http://smarterplanet.tumblr.com/mobile to your iPhone, Blackberry or other device bookmarks.
Of course, this mobile iteration isn't just a convenience for the rapidly growing ranks of mobile internet users. The explosion of web-enabled smartphones and other handheld devices loaded with sensors such as cameras, microphones and GPS chips is one of the most salient signs of the "internet of things" and "ubiquitous computing" that is central to what Smarter Planet is all about.
Jack Mason
IBM Global Business Services, Strategic Programs & Social Media Innovation
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RT @LeeHyunKi90: @INPINITEULOVE haha i ask my mom to buy tent and i do campfire outside my house because i want see him everytime and he do xDD
Posted by: Granville Whetsell
4:04 pm
My coder is trying to persuade me to move to .net from PHP. I have always disliked the idea because of the expenses. But he’s tryiong none the less. I’ve been using Movable-type on a number of websites for about a year and am concerned about switching to another platform. I have heard very good things about blogengine.net. Is there a way I can transfer all my wordpress posts into it? Any kind of help would be really appreciated!
Posted by: Nancee Vieweg
11:38 pm
I hope this blog would re-post again on what is the development of the topic. used HTC Touch Diamond 2
Posted by: michael04
4:44 pm
From mainframes to mobile devices. It’s all good!
Posted by: David
9:43 am
If IBM truly wants to help build a greener planet then stop building thousands upon thousands of servers and put those thousands of servers on mainframes. Oh wait, my bad, as long as you can make billions of dollars then green is not an issue right!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Mikal