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  • A new start…

    I realize it has been over 2 years since I posted at younghee.com. It was partly the intense pace of living in India, partly losing the momentum. Then in the meantime I moved away from my beloved Bangalore. I have been back in London living since November 2011. I moved to a new hosting site ...

    Posted: April 5th, 2013 ˑ  No Comments
    Filled under: Personal
  • What entertains you?

    If you go to a small town or relatively large village in India, you are likely to find a fair ground – provided that you are not out of luck. I stayed for a week in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh for a research work and the local fair at night was indeed like a cold, fresh ...

    Posted: February 14th, 2011 ˑ  1 Comment
    Filled under: bareilly, everyday trivia, India, research trip
  • Use of Multiple Mobile Phone Numbers (part 2)

    Continued from part 1…. There are several tactics to use multiple phone numbers. Four notable solutions are listed here – please keep in mind that at the time of this research (2007), there was only very few mobile phone models that had the dual SIM feature. Solution 1. Carrying two or more SIM cards but ...

    Posted: February 13th, 2011 ˑ  2 Comments
    Filled under: china, finland, ghana, japan, mobile phone use, shenzhen, technology, trend?, work
  • Use of Multiple Mobile Phone Numbers (part 1)

    I recently visited a shanzai phone market in Shenzhen, China. Due to its proximity to the main production hub of mobile phones of all brands and manufacturers, it is a true showcase of all kinds of mobiles you ever imagined to exist. As with the timing, there were a lot of design copy products of ...

    Posted: February 13th, 2011 ˑ  7 Comments
    Filled under: china, ghana, India, japan, mobile phone use, trend?, work
  • Guns allowed

    I only learned a couple of months ago that there are two states in India where the sales of firearms are legal. I found it a bit uneasy. Coming from a country that is still technically at war, I wish other countries to be free from man-made weapons of any sort as much as possible: ...

    Posted: November 1st, 2010 ˑ  No Comments
    Filled under: India, technology, uttar pradesh
  • Being prepared : Service mindset

    Preparing small notes and changes often becomes the responsibility of consumers in India – based on what I have experienced so far, which is different mentality compared to Japan or Korea especially. If you only have 100 or 500 rupee notes, be prepared for delays in getting your changes back, or even the risk of ...

    Posted: August 12th, 2010 ˑ  2 Comments
    Filled under: everyday trivia, India, research trip, service design, tamil nadu, work
  • Blue is (the leading color to) white

    While the perception of color is culturally dependent, blue and white are known to be one of the most popular for logos and national flags. In India, the color white is particularly important for clothing. It is typical for male politicians or authoritative figures to wear all whites. Dhotis, always white in color, are essential ...

    Posted: August 11th, 2010 ˑ  2 Comments
    Filled under: everyday trivia, India, research trip, tamil nadu, work
  • A picture taken out of context

    What is happening captured in the scene in this photo? No one was being tormented in the scene – or at least I would think so, regardless of what the captured digital memory might imply. I had the pleasure of meeting him in person in Paris for the first time, then again in NYC a ...

    Posted: August 8th, 2010 ˑ  No Comments
    Filled under: everyday trivia, france, paris
  • Digital imaging entrepreneurs

    Affordable digital photography equipments have given birth to numerous street entrepreneurs. It is surprising how many applications of photographs people can come up with, when I recall the use of photographs merely 20 years ago. While I still hear the occasional question of “why do you take the photo of that?” – a habit from ...

    Posted: August 6th, 2010 ˑ  No Comments
    Filled under: India, korea, mobile business, seoul, tamil nadu, uttar pradesh
  • Obvious physical constraints

    Many countries utilize RFID cards at high way tollgates, ranging from free passes with which cars can simply drive through the gates, to transportation or credit cards. Replacing cash transactions alone can speed up the process of passing through the tollgate. This tollgate in Seoul, on the way to Incheon airport, had 3 card scanners ...

    Posted: July 29th, 2010 ˑ  2 Comments
    Filled under: advertisement, korea, seoul, service design, technology
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