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Post Press FAQ Response
Blog neglect strikes again but I have a legitimate reason this time. DON-8r has been receiving a lot of online media attention since my last blog post so I have found myself flitting between various other blogs, websites and comments … Continue reading
Posted in 4th Year Product Design
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GPS Hide and Seek Experiment
Blog extract from Sep 24, 2025 7:20 PM This afternoon Jill Pearson and I made a quick game to experiment with the GPS potential of Google’s Latitude system which allows you to view the locations of your friends as pointers on a … Continue reading
Posted in 4th Year Product Design, Extra Work
Tagged Collaboration, Dundee, experiment, find, googleisgreat, GPS, play, Product Design, research, technology, University
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