Those are strong words! McQuivey believes that in 10 years, 70% of homes will have this kind of technology and be using "dozens of enhanced applications I have imagined as well as the thousands I have yet to envision..."
Will there be a tidal wave of app developers who flood the world of gesture-based interfaces as there has Apple's revolutionary new interfaces? McQuivey says the early conversations he's been having with a wide variety of companies indicates that there will be.
"I've been demonstrating 3D sensing technology to marketers and developers for several months now and each time we get through the demo, people gasp because they quickly see how this will overhaul their businesses."Retailers see how it will be the first virtual store technology that really moves people; financial service firms see how it will become a kind of window through which their customers will look to them to graphically render the consequences of their investment decisions; and advertisers see infinite ways they can not only sponsor these experiences but create marketing experiences that are as engaging as the games and movies that people otherwise consume in the living room.
"It is the power of these developers, first summoned by Apple, that will - once they put their hands on Kinect and all its spawn - create the future I am predicting here."
Take 2: Kinect As Post-iPad Technology
Michael Pachter is the video gaming industry's best-known analyst and an advisor to big mutual funds and hedge funds at Wedbush Morgan Securities.
Pachter has paid close attention to the Kinect and he's skeptical, because the XBox360 is a hard-core gamer's console. He suspects that many hard-core gamers are going to be resistent to buy an interface that only appeals to casual gaming family members that would leave them with less time to use their XBoxes.
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- RIP Ask.com: Web Search is Over at Ask
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More coverage and analysis from ReadWriteWeb
Download The Age of Exabytes: Tools & Approaches for Managing Big Data
We are experiencing a big data explosion, a result not only of increasing Internet usage by people around the world, but also the connection of billions of devices to the Internet. Eight years ago, for example, there were only around 5 exabytes of data online. Just two years ago, that amount of data passed over the Internet over the course of a single month. And recent estimates put monthly Internet data flow at around 21 exabytes of data.
Our latest report, The Age of Exabytes, explores how technologies are evolving to address the needs of managing big data, from innovations in storage at the chip and data center level, to the development of frameworks used for distributed computing, to the increasing demand for analytical tools that can glean insights from big data in near real-time. Download it for free now.
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
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"In this era, companies can no longer succeed by simply building a great product or distributing it efficiently because competitors can do the same. Instead, it is the compelling nature of the total product experience that will create value for consumers. To truly compel, these experiences have to engage your mind, your body, and your sense of self."
Those are strong words! McQuivey believes that in 10 years, 70% of homes will have this kind of technology and be using "dozens of enhanced applications I have imagined as well as the thousands I have yet to envision..."
Will there be a tidal wave of app developers who flood the world of gesture-based interfaces as there has Apple's revolutionary new interfaces? McQuivey says the early conversations he's been having with a wide variety of companies indicates that there will be.
"I've been demonstrating 3D sensing technology to marketers and developers for several months now and each time we get through the demo, people gasp because they quickly see how this will overhaul their businesses."Retailers see how it will be the first virtual store technology that really moves people; financial service firms see how it will become a kind of window through which their customers will look to them to graphically render the consequences of their investment decisions; and advertisers see infinite ways they can not only sponsor these experiences but create marketing experiences that are as engaging as the games and movies that people otherwise consume in the living room.
"It is the power of these developers, first summoned by Apple, that will - once they put their hands on Kinect and all its spawn - create the future I am predicting here."
Take 2: Kinect As Post-iPad Technology
Michael Pachter is the video gaming industry's best-known analyst and an advisor to big mutual funds and hedge funds at Wedbush Morgan Securities.
Pachter has paid close attention to the Kinect and he's skeptical, because the XBox360 is a hard-core gamer's console. He suspects that many hard-core gamers are going to be resistent to buy an interface that only appeals to casual gaming family members that would leave them with less time to use their XBoxes.
Top Stories of the Week
- The iPad is Getting Its First Major Software Update: Here's What's New in iOS 4.2
- RIP Ask.com: Web Search is Over at Ask
- How to Use Blekko to Rock at Your Job
- Learning JavaScript Visually with Diagrams
- FarmVille is Still the Most Popular Facebook App - But #2 is a Surprise
More coverage and analysis from ReadWriteWeb
Download The Age of Exabytes: Tools & Approaches for Managing Big Data
We are experiencing a big data explosion, a result not only of increasing Internet usage by people around the world, but also the connection of billions of devices to the Internet. Eight years ago, for example, there were only around 5 exabytes of data online. Just two years ago, that amount of data passed over the Internet over the course of a single month. And recent estimates put monthly Internet data flow at around 21 exabytes of data.
Our latest report, The Age of Exabytes, explores how technologies are evolving to address the needs of managing big data, from innovations in storage at the chip and data center level, to the development of frameworks used for distributed computing, to the increasing demand for analytical tools that can glean insights from big data in near real-time. Download it for free now.
Location
- The Battle for "Location," This Time with Real Armies
- Magitti: The Future of Location Apps From PARC?
More Location coverage
Real-Time Web
- The UN to Open Source Global Crises in Real-Time
- Stop Texting Me and Download Kik Before It's Pulled from the App Store
More Real-Time Web coverage
Internet of Things
- The (Near) Future of Medicine: Take Two Computers and IM Me in the Morning
- Why Software is More Important Than Sensors in the Internet of Things
More Internet of Things coverage
Check Out The ReadWriteWeb iPhone App
As well as enabling you to read ReadWriteWeb while on the go or lying on the couch, we've made it easy to share ReadWriteWeb posts directly from your iPhone, on Twitter and Facebook using the official ReadWriteWeb iPhone app. You can also follow the RWW team on Twitter, directly from the app. We invite you to download it now from iTunes.
ReadWriteEnterprise
ReadWriteEnterprise is devoted to enterprise 2.0 and using social software inside organizations.
- What Web Apps Are Employees Using at Work?
- 3 Challenges for Enterprise 2.0 Now That It's Gone Mainstream
- No More Hand Holding: Why Consultants Need to Build Apps
ReadWriteStart
ReadWriteStart, sponsored by Microsoft BizSpark, is a resource for startups and entrepreneurs.
- Tips for Getting (Follow-Up) Press Coverage for Your Startup
- Telling Startup Stories With Data
ReadWriteCloud
ReadWriteCloud, sponsored by VMware and Intel, is dedicated to Virtualization and Cloud Computing.
- Google Voice Coming to Google Apps Subscribers (Updated)
- How Google Views Cloud Security and the New Application Model
- 5 Ways Google TV Will Disrupt Web Analytics
ReadWriteBiz
ReadWriteBiz is a resource and guide for small to medium businesses.
- How Real-Time Analytics Can Help Small Businesses Thrive
- Network Roulette: Chatroulette for Professional Networking
- SMB Tech Roundup: Productivity Apps, Google Announcements and Calculating Marketing ROI
ReadWriteHack
ReadWriteHack is a resource and guide for developers.
- Learning JavaScript Visually with Diagrams
- Could Serverside Frameworks Become Irrelevant?
- Kinect Drivers Hacked - What Will YOU Build with It?
ReadWriteMobile
ReadWriteMobile is dedicated to helping its community understand the strategic business and technical implications of developing mobile applications.
- Twitter Plus iTunes Ping is a Non-Starter
- New Service Brings Single Click Checkout to Android
- Open Mobile Summit: 4 Ways to Monetize Apps
Enjoy your weekend everyone!
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
Home | News | Style & Beauty | Moms & Babies | Movies, TV & Music | Healthy Lifestyle | Celebrities � Photos | Video. Subscribe: Magazine | Newsletter | RSS � Subscriber Services | Media Kit | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ...
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"In this era, companies can no longer succeed by simply building a great product or distributing it efficiently because competitors can do the same. Instead, it is the compelling nature of the total product experience that will create value for consumers. To truly compel, these experiences have to engage your mind, your body, and your sense of self."
Those are strong words! McQuivey believes that in 10 years, 70% of homes will have this kind of technology and be using "dozens of enhanced applications I have imagined as well as the thousands I have yet to envision..."
Will there be a tidal wave of app developers who flood the world of gesture-based interfaces as there has Apple's revolutionary new interfaces? McQuivey says the early conversations he's been having with a wide variety of companies indicates that there will be.
"I've been demonstrating 3D sensing technology to marketers and developers for several months now and each time we get through the demo, people gasp because they quickly see how this will overhaul their businesses."Retailers see how it will be the first virtual store technology that really moves people; financial service firms see how it will become a kind of window through which their customers will look to them to graphically render the consequences of their investment decisions; and advertisers see infinite ways they can not only sponsor these experiences but create marketing experiences that are as engaging as the games and movies that people otherwise consume in the living room.
"It is the power of these developers, first summoned by Apple, that will - once they put their hands on Kinect and all its spawn - create the future I am predicting here."
Take 2: Kinect As Post-iPad Technology
Michael Pachter is the video gaming industry's best-known analyst and an advisor to big mutual funds and hedge funds at Wedbush Morgan Securities.
Pachter has paid close attention to the Kinect and he's skeptical, because the XBox360 is a hard-core gamer's console. He suspects that many hard-core gamers are going to be resistent to buy an interface that only appeals to casual gaming family members that would leave them with less time to use their XBoxes.
Top Stories of the Week
- The iPad is Getting Its First Major Software Update: Here's What's New in iOS 4.2
- RIP Ask.com: Web Search is Over at Ask
- How to Use Blekko to Rock at Your Job
- Learning JavaScript Visually with Diagrams
- FarmVille is Still the Most Popular Facebook App - But #2 is a Surprise
More coverage and analysis from ReadWriteWeb
Download The Age of Exabytes: Tools & Approaches for Managing Big Data
We are experiencing a big data explosion, a result not only of increasing Internet usage by people around the world, but also the connection of billions of devices to the Internet. Eight years ago, for example, there were only around 5 exabytes of data online. Just two years ago, that amount of data passed over the Internet over the course of a single month. And recent estimates put monthly Internet data flow at around 21 exabytes of data.
Our latest report, The Age of Exabytes, explores how technologies are evolving to address the needs of managing big data, from innovations in storage at the chip and data center level, to the development of frameworks used for distributed computing, to the increasing demand for analytical tools that can glean insights from big data in near real-time. Download it for free now.
Location
- The Battle for "Location," This Time with Real Armies
- Magitti: The Future of Location Apps From PARC?
More Location coverage
Real-Time Web
- The UN to Open Source Global Crises in Real-Time
- Stop Texting Me and Download Kik Before It's Pulled from the App Store
More Real-Time Web coverage
Internet of Things
- The (Near) Future of Medicine: Take Two Computers and IM Me in the Morning
- Why Software is More Important Than Sensors in the Internet of Things
More Internet of Things coverage
Check Out The ReadWriteWeb iPhone App
As well as enabling you to read ReadWriteWeb while on the go or lying on the couch, we've made it easy to share ReadWriteWeb posts directly from your iPhone, on Twitter and Facebook using the official ReadWriteWeb iPhone app. You can also follow the RWW team on Twitter, directly from the app. We invite you to download it now from iTunes.
ReadWriteEnterprise
ReadWriteEnterprise is devoted to enterprise 2.0 and using social software inside organizations.
- What Web Apps Are Employees Using at Work?
- 3 Challenges for Enterprise 2.0 Now That It's Gone Mainstream
- No More Hand Holding: Why Consultants Need to Build Apps
ReadWriteStart
ReadWriteStart, sponsored by Microsoft BizSpark, is a resource for startups and entrepreneurs.
- Tips for Getting (Follow-Up) Press Coverage for Your Startup
- Telling Startup Stories With Data
ReadWriteCloud
ReadWriteCloud, sponsored by VMware and Intel, is dedicated to Virtualization and Cloud Computing.
- Google Voice Coming to Google Apps Subscribers (Updated)
- How Google Views Cloud Security and the New Application Model
- 5 Ways Google TV Will Disrupt Web Analytics
ReadWriteBiz
ReadWriteBiz is a resource and guide for small to medium businesses.
- How Real-Time Analytics Can Help Small Businesses Thrive
- Network Roulette: Chatroulette for Professional Networking
- SMB Tech Roundup: Productivity Apps, Google Announcements and Calculating Marketing ROI
ReadWriteHack
ReadWriteHack is a resource and guide for developers.
- Learning JavaScript Visually with Diagrams
- Could Serverside Frameworks Become Irrelevant?
- Kinect Drivers Hacked - What Will YOU Build with It?
ReadWriteMobile
ReadWriteMobile is dedicated to helping its community understand the strategic business and technical implications of developing mobile applications.
- Twitter Plus iTunes Ping is a Non-Starter
- New Service Brings Single Click Checkout to Android
- Open Mobile Summit: 4 Ways to Monetize Apps
Enjoy your weekend everyone!
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
Home | News | Style & Beauty | Moms & Babies | Movies, TV & Music | Healthy Lifestyle | Celebrities � Photos | Video. Subscribe: Magazine | Newsletter | RSS � Subscriber Services | Media Kit | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ...
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
Home | News | Style & Beauty | Moms & Babies | Movies, TV & Music | Healthy Lifestyle | Celebrities � Photos | Video. Subscribe: Magazine | Newsletter | RSS � Subscriber Services | Media Kit | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ...
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
Home | News | Style & Beauty | Moms & Babies | Movies, TV & Music | Healthy Lifestyle | Celebrities � Photos | Video. Subscribe: Magazine | Newsletter | RSS � Subscriber Services | Media Kit | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ...
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
Home | News | Style & Beauty | Moms & Babies | Movies, TV & Music | Healthy Lifestyle | Celebrities � Photos | Video. Subscribe: Magazine | Newsletter | RSS � Subscriber Services | Media Kit | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ...
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
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There are thousands of marketing tool kits available online for a whole range of prices, but what if you are not interested in buying someone else's tool kit and are more interested in creating your own internet marketing product and toolkit to sell. Well, there are plenty of ways to going about doing this.
First, you should have considerable information that you can easily compile into a toolkit or e-book to sell. Whatever information you are including in your marketing product, make sure it is viable and relative information your customers can use and will find practical. Providing this information will carry you a long way when it comes to customer reviews and recommendations of your product.
Make sure any information that is not yours is documented properly and that you have permission to use it. When you start compiling the information, make sure it looks professional. Also, be sure the information is easy to read and understand. Bullet points, lists and step by step guides are very helpful for individuals interested in learning how to market a product.
Edit your e-book or toolkit several times as well as have another set of eyes read over it to make sure it is clear, concise, and understandable. The last thing you want is to provide confusing information and receive hundreds of emails that you don't have time to response to. Do it right the first time and you will receive more customers, positive reviews and constant cash flow.
There are a variety of software programs that can help you compile this information into a professional and easily read e-book or toolkit. Certainly, if you plan on selling and creating your own internet marketing product, you will want to make sure it is professional, organized, detailed and provides real and pertinent information to your customers.
Once you have created your own internet marketing product, you will want to have a way to get it out to the public. As a result, you will need a web page or a minipage that is dedicated to selling this product to customers. Generally, you can find a web hosting company that charges a small fee monthly that will register a URL for you and host your page.
Also, most have a web page builder program if you are not knowledgeable of building web pages and design. The most important aspects of this web page are reviews of the product and a purchase now button. You will want to make the checkout process as easy as possible because once customers have decided to buy; they want the process to be quick and easy. If not, you will likely lose a customer.
Additionally, you will want to have Paypal or another program such as this that accepts a variety of payment options in a wide range of currencies. This will allow you to market and sell your marketing guide to people worldwide.
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
Home | News | Style & Beauty | Moms & Babies | Movies, TV & Music | Healthy Lifestyle | Celebrities � Photos | Video. Subscribe: Magazine | Newsletter | RSS � Subscriber Services | Media Kit | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ...
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A bad <b>news</b> week for AGW proponents | Watts Up With That?
This is the latest bad news for the company touted by Mr. Schwarzenegger and President Barack Obama as one of the green industry's supposed shining lights. – Editorial, The Orange County Register, 11 November 2010 ...
Ted Koppel | Koppel Fox <b>News</b> MSNBC | Koppel Washington Post | Mediaite
200000 people may have gone to listen to Jon Stewart decry the domination of partisan and extreme opinions in our news media and political discourse but, at the end of the day (and, as he tried his best to explain last night with Rachel ...
<b>News</b> - Heidi Montag, Spencer Pratt to Renew Wedding Vows - Healthy <b>...</b>
Home | News | Style & Beauty | Moms & Babies | Movies, TV & Music | Healthy Lifestyle | Celebrities � Photos | Video. Subscribe: Magazine | Newsletter | RSS � Subscriber Services | Media Kit | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use ...
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