Hm. Interfaces seem to be growing more and more like stuff we see in movies. Though if we ever see an interface that looks like this (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0113243) one did, I'll cry...
Hmm. HelloWorld is pretty cute, but I'm really dubious about the geo-contextual interface. It looks to me like it makes the same mistake that most VRML implementations do: it carries the topological limitations of the real world into the cyber-one. I don't much care where people are located physically (indeed, most of my contacts would be squished into a tiny corner of their map). But if I could configure that same interface into a fictional one, where I could place people spatially in relations that I think are relevant, that might actually be useful...
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