Last week I had the chance (thanks to my friend and partner in crime Leeander) to enjoy one of the best (dare I say THE best) conferences in the world: the TED Conference, in its European dress (who’s lead by another friend: Bruno Giussani). (we’ve been featured on TED’s blog here)
Notice: for those of you who just in the latest times got in touch with this blog I work for Gabetti, one of the biggest Real Estate companies here in Italy and I produced and managed its world renowed Second Life project; so this post might be kinda influenced, but this is MY blog isn’t it? 
Today I got in touch with a post (in Italian) that (re)launched Google Earth (and its latest web browser plugin) as the mantra tool for real estate: it’s 3D, it renders the buildings (sort of), it lets you plan and build whaterver building you like. And it’s been kinda crrrrepy experience: yes it makes you seamlessy move in a 3D space but the overall experience really lacks of all that magic I got acquainted in Second Life.
Frontiers of Interaction V is going to be the first conference ever to enjoy a full live audio stream to Android devices. See below one of the videos Stefano Sanna, whom I’d name one the top 3 Android developers in Italy, used to send us over night to highlight the app features.