There’s a person behind the pixels.
For several decades I've been applying digital technology to real life — shipping firsts across broadband, mobile, and now AI. That's the résumé part. The rest? I'm deep in spatial computing, I'd move into an Airstream tomorrow, and I've probably heard that Prince record more times than you.
Off the clock
The stuff that doesn’t fit on LinkedIn.
Building software by conversation instead of committee. It still feels like magic, and works like a charm.
Exploring what's possible in AR/VR. In pre-production on my first spatial app. A cross between chess and RPG's with spatial FaceTime so you can look your opponent in the eye from far away.
His Royal Badness. He inspired much of my work ethic; learn and do everything with excellence. Having a band is a luxury, not a requirement.
One day my office will be a polished aluminum trailer and a desk with a view that changes every morning. When I hit the road, you'll find the map right here. Already building the apps that I'd use during my travels.
Trial, errors and successes, I am embracing it all and documenting as I go so others can come along for the ride. I suppose I could be out marching in protest, but I'm too busy building and launching my own stuff.
There's a story behind everything I do, and often it involves enabling others to tell stories of their own. Ever shoot and share a video clip using your phone? We did it first at Packetvideo.
Comics, music, video games, movies, SHAG art and pretty much anything with a screen that can display pixels. Great as a conversation starter, dangerous at trivia.
“The best way to predict the future is to create it.”
The work
A career spent shipping firsts.
I keep showing up at the start of things.
I've been lucky to work at the front edge of a few waves — helping bring big, new capabilities to a lot of people, with brands you'd recognize. The through-line isn't a technology. It's taking something powerful and making it feel obvious, human, and worth using.
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