Proximal notification - Revision history

Caseorganic at 22:49, 18 December 2011

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	Proximal notification is a useful feature in reducing the friction of everyday life and the uncertainty of meeting someone. Instead of waiting for someone, a person can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.		Proximal notification is a useful feature in reducing the friction of everyday life and the uncertainty of meeting someone. Instead of waiting for someone, a person can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.

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Caseorganic at 15:13, 30 September 2011

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	Proximal notification is a useful feature in reducing the friction of everyday life and the uncertainty of meeting someone. Instead of waiting for someone, a person can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.		Proximal notification is a useful feature in reducing the friction of everyday life and the uncertainty of meeting someone. Instead of waiting for someone, a person can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.

	~~===Related Reading===~~
	~~[[Geoloqi]]~~

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Caseorganic at 15:12, 30 September 2011

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Caseorganic at 17:20, 6 June 2011

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	Proximal notification is a method by which ~~one~~ device, human or object is notified when another device, human or object is in certain range of ~~the other~~. For example, a user's GPS-enabled phone could data to the server at regular intervals. These points would be used used to create an accurate, real-time map that the other party could easily see. The system would then be able to detect when two people are a certain distance of one another. When the two users are a certain distance apart, an SMS or Push notification message could sent to both parties.		Proximal notification is a method by which a device, human or object is notified when another device, human or object is in certain range of another. For example, a user's GPS-enabled phone could data to the server at regular intervals. These points would be used used to create an accurate, real-time map that the other party could easily see. The system would then be able to detect when two people are a certain distance of one another. When the two users are a certain distance apart, an SMS or Push notification message could sent to both parties.

	Proximal notification is a useful feature in reducing the friction of everyday life and the uncertainty of meeting someone. Instead of waiting for someone, a person can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.		Proximal notification is a useful feature in reducing the friction of everyday life and the uncertainty of meeting someone. Instead of waiting for someone, a person can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.

Caseorganic at 17:20, 6 June 2011

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	A user's GPS-enabled phone ~~sends~~ data to the server at regular intervals. These points ~~are~~ used to create an accurate, real-time map that the other party ~~can~~ easily see.		Proximal notification is a method by which one device, human or object is notified when another device, human or object is in certain range of the other. For example, a user's GPS-enabled phone could data to the server at regular intervals. These points would be used used to create an accurate, real-time map that the other party could easily see. The system would then be able to detect when two people are a certain distance of one another. When the two users are a certain distance apart, an SMS or Push notification message could sent to both parties.

	~~The system detects when two people are~~ a ~~certain distance~~ of ~~one another~~. ~~When the two users are~~ a ~~certain distance apart, an SMS message is sent to both parties.~~		Proximal notification is a useful feature in reducing the friction of everyday life and the uncertainty of meeting someone. Instead of waiting for someone, a person can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.

	~~A user~~ can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there~~. I don’t have to waste time dealing with uncertainty~~. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.

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===Definition===
A user's GPS-enabled phone sends data to the server at regular intervals. These points are used to create an accurate, real-time map that the other party can easily see.

The system detects when two people are a certain distance of one another. When the two users are a certain distance apart, an SMS message is sent to both parties.

A user can wrap up client work or finish what they are doing right up until the moment the other party gets there. I don’t have to waste time dealing with uncertainty. It’s the equivalent of “on my way” and “here”, the two most common co-location ‘drags’.

===Related Reading===
[[Geoloqi]]

[[Category:Book Pages]]
[[Category:Unfinished]]