Selfie Stick for Panoramic Pictures
Why?
When you’re on a balcony and would like to extend where your camera is when taking a panoramic picture, or you want a panoramic selfie from a little distance.
How?
Have a mechanism that at a push of a button both starts the panoramic photo exposure on the camera and also start rotating the camera from one end of the scene to the other.
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“Angry Time” Family App
Why?
For that problematic moment when you are angry at each other.
How?
Every member of the family has the app installed on their smartphone. When one of you feels that “that” moment has arrived, and there is no point (or they just don’t want) in continuing the argument, they press the button. Everybody’s phone beeps and from now on its “waiting and letting go” time. This continues until all have pressed the “I’m ok now” button (or an agreed upon time has been reached – the length of which was decided when you all installed the app). When all have pressed the button, only then all will get the “all clear” alert.
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Servers That Run Only Inside Browsers
Why?
No fixed physical server locations. Ad hoc solutions. Security. Anonymity.
How?
Build a javascript based server, complete with communication stack, encryption, and processing, to enable all this. The code could be easily distributed by including it on any (and many) web page. Running it is just going to a web page with the code on it and giving permissions for the code to do its thing.
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Find Out What Is Your Personal Brand
Why?
Before you “sell” yourself, you need to know what is it you are selling.
How?
By guiding you with questions and examples, experiments and analysis. An app that will take you for a trip from the basics to knowing exactly what is your personal brand, who are your audiences and how to sell it to them.
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Watch List for Low Level Blogs That Are Used as a Source for Higher Profile Publications
Why?
Online news publications need constant content 24/7/365. They often keep watch on low-level blogs and use materials they find there. It would be good to be up to date on which blogs they use often.
How?
Do a constant crawl of these high-profile publications to discover their sources, and keep an updated list of these sources ordered by topic and probability of being used as a source.
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