Rapid Adoption -And Payoff- of the New and Awesome

That's a good headline. 

Pokemon Go, beats the most popular mobile game, and collects $200 million revenue in it's first month.

A six-foot screen from your cellphone is going to be at least as popular as that.

This is going to be fun. 


Tech Times  ( More at the source )

"Pokémon GO' Beats 'Candy Crush,' Ends Historic Month With Record $200 Million In Revenue"

Pokémon GO's revenue has crossed a record $200 million within the mobile game's first month of launch.

The game was delayed in Pokémon's home country of Japan due to server issues. This disappointed many Pokémon fans, but Nintendo and Niantic were swift enough to take action and reduce further postponement.

Gamers in many Asian countries, such as Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia and more, had to wait until early August this year to play Pokémon GO.

The Niantic game has reached huge milestones just within 30 days of launch. Given that the popularity of the title is still high within the gaming community, it is likely that Pokémon GO will break more records in the near future.

- See more at: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/172909/20160808/pok%C3%A9mon-go-beats-candy-crush-ends-historic-month-with-record-200-million-in-revenue.htm#sthash.Y1Rx2Jl2.dpuf

Xperia _5 "Made for Bond" Phone

It was a couple of months ago. There were some things written about James Bond using a SONY phone in the upcoming James Bond movie.

It would be an amazing way to jump-start the marketing of a new technology. (Spectre release has been featured on the catalysts page since then)

Other than thinking it's what I would do, I have no reason to assume that MicroVision will be found here.

It is fun to think what a splash it would be, and I'll keep watching.

Sony to "supersize" it's screen  Tech Radar

That being said, earlier this year thanks to the leaked Sony emails, it was revealed that Sony had offered the current James Bond actor Daniel Craig a whopping $5 million fee to use a Sony smartphone in the next Bond movie, but at that time it was suggested that both Craig and director Sam Mendes turned the offer down. However if these images are the real deal, maybe they did come to an agreement after all.
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