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Jan Chipchase, a colleague of mine in user-research at Nokia has started a new blog called ‘Future Perfect’, wherein he posts snippets of his experiences travelling the globe studying the use of technology.
Jan has a great eye for the unexpected detail in the everyday, which makes him fantastic to work with as a designer, and will be fabulous to read has his blog develops.
From this post on the culture of mobile phone repair shops in India (where he took the excellent photo above):
“a lot of the hyperbole surrounding western hacker culture makes me smile compared to what these guys are doing day in day out.”
Petafloptimism 
Repair Culture, India / China
You can get a sense of India’s informal mobile phone repair culture by visiting Karol Bagh Market. Throw in the noise, heat and smells of Delhi and you already have a rich consumer experience.
Nice photo. I like the way the stagey way the two men are looking at each other.
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