March 2010
50 posts
Day Two: No One Even Attempts Hacking Chrome at... →
“… A new set of rules and instructions from the Chinese government itself...”
– China Hands Down New Rules on Media Coverage of Google
Internet Explorer 6 no longer supported by Amazon →
MIX Session Videos Now Available →
“… In response to Google’s recent tactic of redirecting Chinese users to...”
– Well, That Didn’t Work: China Censors Google Hong Kong Site
“… earlier today we stopped censoring our search services—Google Search,...”
– Official Google Blog: A new approach to China: an update
Inventor of the Web Gets Backing to Build Web of... →
Jason Calacanis vs. David Heinemeier Hansson on... →
Pipes: Twitter, reformatted →
“… Removes the username: prefix from the RSS title and description, also filters out tweets that start with an @ or a RT”
20 Firefox Plug-ins for Web Designers and... →
Microsoft Reveal IE9 →
“… Importantly, the video and audio tags are supported and Microsoft has been showing off H.264 video running at 720p in the browser.”
Emailing Into Evernote Just Got Better « Evernote... →
“… specify the destination Notebook and assign Tags to your emailed notes.’
URL Shorteners Slow Down The Web – Especially... →
AT&T Intros Eco-Friendly Phone Charger →
“… it works by automatically sensing when a cell phone is not plugged in and cutting the power supply from the wall socket.”
“Apple apparently thinks you can have the benefits of the Internet while at the...”
– ongoing by Tim Bray · Now A No-Evil Zone
Nexus One Review - Nexus one - Gizmodo →
Make Firefox Extensions Compatible with a Simple... →
zeldman.com on "IE9 Preview" →
Google Says There Are Now 30,000 Apps In Android... →
“Starting today, an additional version of the Nexus One is available from the...”
– http://googlenexusoneboard.blogspot.com/2010/03/nexus-one-now-compatible-with-at-3g.html
Unlocked Nexus One Comes to AT&T and Rogers →
Flame: A Different Kind Of Online Drawing Tool →
Another Day, Another IE Security Warning →
An Early Look At IE9 for Developers →
Nexus One Sales Are Lackluster: Here’s Why →
Nexus One Flopped, but Android Didn't →
“… However, don’t count the N1 out just yet. According to Google’s website, it will arrive on Vodafone in Europe by spring 2010, and, in the U.S., Verizon will get a version of the device at the same time. Given how well the Droid has done for Verizon, the Nexus One may have a shot at boosting its sales soon.” - via readwriteweb.com
Direct video uploads via Tumblr →
Privacy concerns hinder 'real-time Web' creation,... →
Superfeedr Now Adds Location to Feeds... →
Integrating with Google Apps using Gmail... →
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Microdata... →
“My eyes are very good at scanning. I can quickly tell whether I need to read the...”
– I like abbreviated RSS feeds- scripting.com
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Working... →
Google Wave Extensions Gallery Launches →
Pro's and Con's of Twitter Location - via... →
First, we have to say that we’re quite happy with the opt-in, “back out at any moment” method that Twitter is taking on including location into its service. Not only do its users have to opt in, they can even set the function to check every time they tweet as to whether or not they want to include location information. The specificity of the location data can also be chosen
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YQL Geo Library and Introduction to Geo Hacking... →
“… this is the first of a five part series that re-imagines the browser as...”
– FactoryCity » The social agent
Adobe smacks back Apple over iPad, again →
Twitter’s Website Now Attaches Location to Tweets →
“… Twitter has just flipped the switch on geolocation within Twitter.com. Now at least some users can pull up location-based information from individual tweets on the microblogging website.”
“… And it’s more than just a new skin, as Brizzly for the iPhone, the app...”
– Brizzly’s Been Busy — Buying Apps, Creating Guides, And Going On Picnics.
The Truth About the Average Twitter User [STATS] →
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Weebly Gives Users More Variety With New Theme... →
Does HTML5 Really Beat Flash? The Surprising... →
Announcing Mashable’s Google Wave API Challenge →
“… Mashable and the Google Wave team are proud to announce the Google Wave API Challenge, a month-long competition to create exciting new Google Wave extensions.”
15 Best Free Online Tools for Web Design &... →
“OK, so Opera’s fast. It looks fabulous. It has more features out of the box than...”
– Is Opera 10.5 the Best Browser Ever?
“A line in the sand
The problem with rallying behind a technology is that it...”
– A List Apart: Articles: Flash and Standards: The Cold War of the Web
Is Opera 10.5 the Best Browser Ever? →
OK, so Opera’s fast. It looks fabulous. It has more features out of the box than any competitor. It offers great developer tools. Standards support is excellent and it’s usually the first to pass ACID tests. And almost every aspect of the browser can customized or configured.
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“Apple’s New Stance On ‘Cookie Cutter’ Apps: Add More Features Or Perish”
– Apple’s New Stance On ‘Cookie Cutter’ Apps: Add More Features Or Perish
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Think Vitamin Radio: Episode 3 | Carsonified →
After a brief hiatus due to heading across the pond for Future of Web Apps Miami we’re back with Episode #3 of Think Vitamin Radio. This week we are joined by Greg Annandale as Ryan is on holiday.