Dave Haper from Winksite, Kevin Slavin from area/code and Alexis & me are hosting a mobile barcode barcamp — everybody can present, but you don’t have to (just to clarify)– in New York City. The date is set to november 3rd but might move up to november 10th. We keep you posted.
We invite everybody […]

and we are back again, mothership wikipedia had some problems;)

the mobile wikipedia is down right now, we let you know once the issue is resolved

I am happy to annouce that we are going to have MobileCampNYC focussing on mobility and mobile culture coming on the 19th of May. Participation is encouraged and free!
A BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, […]

Over the weekend the much anticipated Mobilized! un-conference took place. There was a meetup on Saturday at Eyebeam on 21st Street with an intricate presentation by Siva Vaidhyanathan with a following interesting paneldiscussion.
On to sunday for the actual un-conference, hence people meeting up and sessions and workshops are being assigned participants and a room […]

We have a Dutch Version of Semapedia. YEAH!! Credit goes to the mobile phone and barcode enthusiast Marc Fonteijn. Make sure to keep an eye on his blog www.marcathing.com and his flickr stream!
We are excited to see some our tags pop up in the Netherlands.
http://nl.semapedia.org

Interesting find in the May issue of Monocle, a magazine on global affairs, business, culture and design: In the back part of the magazine there is a manga cartoon (with a nice introduction ‘how’ to read such a cartoon) and embedded in the story you can find a working QR code that reveals important information […]

Dear friends, with your help, interest, and enthusiasm we have reached the creation of the 6000th Semapedia Tag since our relaunch early 2006! Every day we are amazed about the variety of Wikipedia articles you come up with and which find their home back in the real world. We encourage you to take advantage of […]

Awesome news just about right on time with our previous post - Nokia released its’ first massmarket NFC-enabled phone today! The possibilities with such a device are amazing and we hope to soon be able to play around with it as well. Happiness!

Near Field Communication is what we believe the next logical step in physical hyperlinking and we are happy to show you our first experiments with one of the first NFC-enabled phones, the Nokia 3220.
The goal in principle is to reflect the capabilities of 2D barcodes (storing a Semapedia URL on a Tag, attaching […]