Fast Reading Technique Lives Again In Cell Phone

[Kris Kumar]

http://cellphones.about.com/b/a/185996.htm

"Rapid Visual Text Presentation (RSVP), a technique sold on computer software in the first years of the web, lives again in cell phones, thanks to a software called BuddyBuzz and downloadable an Java enabled cell phones. The technique consists in showing only one word at a time in a fast paced rythm, which is easier than to read scrolling text on a small display."



Now this is an interesting concept. I would like to read my E-Mails using BuddyBuzz. For books and articles I would prefer the audio version, I cannot imagine myself staring into a small screen for long periods of time. What do you think? BuddyBuzz, according to the supported phone list, is not available for Windows Mobile Smartphone devices. But then it is a Java application, can't we run it if we have Java clients on our Smartphones?

[Kris Kumar]

http://cellphones.about.com/b/a/185996.htm

"Rapid Visual Text Presentation (RSVP), a technique sold on computer software in the first years of the web, lives again in cell phones, thanks to a software called BuddyBuzz and downloadable an Java enabled cell phones. The technique consists in showing only one word at a time in a fast paced rythm, which is easier than to read scrolling text on a small display."



Now this is an interesting concept. I would like to read my E-Mails using BuddyBuzz. For books and articles I would prefer the audio version, I cannot imagine myself staring into a small screen for long periods of time. What do you think? BuddyBuzz, according to the supported phone list, is not available for Windows Mobile Smartphone devices. But then it is a Java application, can't we run it if we have Java clients on our Smartphones?