Dropbox as furniture design company” – @iledigital (Jon Rogers)
When Jon first said this to me, I had to think for a second. Then I got it.
Amazon, ibooks, etc all have their own proprietary ways of holding your ebook. But imagine if you used many different sources to gather books and organise them. Some digital and some physical (like I do) These are sync’ed using Dropbox or other syncing systems and instead of being displayed as files, appear like dropbox’s photos stream. A far more useful way to display books you have and heck why not make it sharable while your at it?
Next leap… Instead of it being just a digital thing, how about as a physical manifestation? Dropbox could sync the physical and digital together, like a wispersync for binding digital and physical items. Maybe it slots a bookmark into position or folds over the top edge of a page?
But one thing you don’t want is some ugly as sin apple skeuomorphism bookshelf in your living room. It would need to fit with the rest of the furniture and surrounds. Making Dropbox a furniture design company. Not such a massive leap in imagination I would say…
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RT @cubicgarden: Dropbox as furniture design company? Think about it… @ileddigital did http://t.co/tu0LN0FVj3
RT @cubicgarden: Dropbox as furniture design company? Think about it… @ileddigital did http://t.co/tu0LN0FVj3