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Smartspace

One of my Technorati watchlists pointed me to Smartspace, a newish blog (started in February, not long after this one) on

annotated environments, intelligent infrastructure and digital landscapes--the merging of technology with the environment around us, and the overlay of digital environments on the physical ones we inhabit.

Hmm, sounds like familiar stuff. And the banner is one of the most beautiful I've seen on any blog. Is that Hong Kong? Tokyo?

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07 July 2006 at 23:20 in Mobility, Places / Spaces, Weblogs |

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