Archive for the 'mobile' Category
Hipertexto en Español
1 Comment Published by Mark Marino September 21st, 2006 in mobile, HCTI, hyperfic, Researchers, Features, Text Art, Criticism, Conferences, Education.Or perhaps more broadly Electronic Literature en Español.
Two events have recently brought my attention to the community of Electronic Literature in Español, although both of these events draw on scholars from multiple languages. The two conferences are:
Literatures from Text to Hypertext (9/21/2006 - 9/23/2006)
III Congreso Online Observatorio para la Ciber Sociedad (11/20/2006 - 12/3/2006) […]
Maptainment, mapvertising, Locative Arts, Locative media, Google Art…
2 Comments Published by Christy Dena March 11th, 2006 in mobile.I love Google Earth, for what it could do, and I love maps, for what they do.?Using technology and location representations as well as RL locations is big. Location, location, location. Whether it is virtual or real, you have to at least contextualise yourself according to some real or virtual grid.?Here is a round-up of […]
SMS bandwidth and digital text art
2 Comments Published by Jeremy Douglass November 1st, 2005 in mobile, poetry, Poetics, News, Text Art.Chinese mobile service providers are boosting SMS revenue by sending greetings and aphorisms to their customers in the hopes they will pay to forward them along.
A sample message (via Reuters):
A kettle of old wine is soft and fragrant, mellow and rich;
A verse of old song brims with feeling and longing;
A harvest moon is long in […]
The recent post on ifbyphone discussed the technique of making interactive text available as interactive audio. How does this media-shifting affect the experience?
There is a long-standing connection between the IF community and blind/visually impared gaming or audiogaming. While not all IF is accessible, the vast majority can be used by a visually impared gamer […]
Interactive Fiction by Phone
4 Comments Published by Jeremy Douglass October 24th, 2005 in mobile, IF.Ifbyphone, LLC, as their name implies, allows you to play interactive fiction by phone.
However this is not through enabling your cellphone as a device that runs an IF interpreter, but rather through an interactive voice service. The parser text is read out-loud to you via text-to-speech, and your voice commands are sent back to the […]