August 20, 2007 – 1:43 pm
I call bull.
It seems that a survey company, namely one conducted by Chicago-based consulting firm User Centric, seems to indicate the following: The iPhone’s keyboard is slower than your average phone keypad. How much slower? Roughly 2x as slow, taking study participants almost twice as long to compose messages than it did on other QWERTY-equipped […]
August 20, 2007 – 1:16 pm
Long-form online content has been usurped by all things bite-size, whether it be widgets, YouTube clips, or micro blogs powered by services such as Tumblr, Jaiku and Twittergram.
Agreed. Another good observation:
Think web services, not websites.
Advertising Age - Steve Rubel - Three Strategies for Thriving on the Decentralized Web
August 20, 2007 – 12:52 pm
Inspired by Khoi Vinn’s and Mark Boulton’s presentation Grids are Good, we’ve decided to take a deep look in the articles about grid-based designs. We’ve read through over 50 articles and selected some of the most important and interesting facts web-developers should know about the grid-based approach. Besides, we’ve listed the most useful references, tutorials […]
Ionut Alex Chitu writes in the Google Operating System blog that for $20 a year, you will be able to get 6 GB that can be used in either Gmail or Picasa.
This is good news if you need the additional space, but what I would like to see is for them to step up and […]
August 9, 2007 – 12:29 pm
Two similar questions posed today on O’Reilly Mac DevCenter and Lifehacker got me thinking. Is there really a competition between .Mac Web Gallery and Flickr? Or, are they instead complementary?I gave the new .Mac Web Gallery a spin last night. It’s fast and very easy to use. Literally within minutes, I created a new event […]
Good rebuke to exactly the mentality manifested in my previous post, .Mac Wishlist.
Chuqui 3.0.1 Beta: Why the geeks were wrong about .Mac….
I am stoked about the new .Mac gallery though, so there may still be hope…
I am not sure when or how this happened, but it appears that Google Reader has recently been updated to detect the iPhone. Where before visiting http://reader.google.com/ on the iPhone would simply bring up the desktop reader, now it automatically redirects to Google Reader Mobile at http://www.google.com/reader/m/view/.In addition, Google Reader Mobile has now gained the […]
August 8, 2007 – 10:30 pm
Wow. Quite intriguing, though I’m not entirely sure how other widgets would be different from the ones already present on the phone. I’m talking about Stocks, Weather, etc. Would this be a way to maybe group installable widgets beyond the space alloted on the iPhone’s home screen?
iPhoneology : Blog Archive : […]
MacRumors, AppleInsider, AppleGazette, TUAW and I’m sure others are all hinting at a possible .Mac refresh to be announced at the Apple Media Event today, based on a “scheduled maintenace” outage to coincide with the event.I’m hoping to see at least some of these being announced today:
Push email for iPhone and Mail.app, hopefully using IMAP […]
OK, for the life of me I can’t understand how iPhone’s launch caught Google Mail so unprepared.They do have a renewed love for all things Apple. Its top brass sits on Apple’s board. They’ve partnered to deliver YouTube content to AppleTV and iPhone. They’ve been into mobile applications for quite a while. So who forgot […]
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