Name: Jan Chipchase談手機
Uploaded: 2007-10-18T14:05:00Z
Duration: 15 min 49 s
Description: 諾基亞的研究員Jan Chipchase研究人類與科技的互動行為，他的研究範圍遍及烏干達的鄉村及一般人的口袋裡，一路走來，他發現了許多意想不到的事情。

諾基亞的研究員Jan Chipchase研究人類與科技的互動行為，他的研究範圍遍及烏干達的鄉村及一般人的口袋裡，一路走來，他發現了許多意想不到的事情。

Jan Chipchase談手機

The spread of mobile phones, now connecting over three billion people, is reshaping how individuals meet basic needs and reinvent daily life. Across continents, people rely on just three essentials—keys, money, and phones—to secure shelter, sustenance, and connection. Observing practices in places like Uganda and China reveals that users often adapt technology in ingenious ways, such as turning phones into makeshift banks or repairing devices with local tools and networks. These grassroots solutions challenge designers to learn from real-world behaviors and to listen as billions more join the global conversation.