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Fever° Red hot. Well read. Your current feed reader is full of unread items. You’re hesitant to subscribe to any more feeds because you can't keep up with your existing subs. Maybe you've even abandoned feeds altogether. Fever takes the temperature of your slice of the web and shows you what's hot. (tags: feedreader rss … Continue reading “links for 2009-08-03”
Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule When you're operating on the maker's schedule, meetings are a disaster. A single meeting can blow a whole afternoon, by breaking it into two pieces each too small to do anything hard in. (tags: productivity management meetings business) Browsers vs. native apps: Vic Gundotra's comments – Ecosystems, HTML5 and Long tail … Continue reading “links for 2009-07-31”
50 of the Best Ever Web Development, Design and Application Icon Sets : Speckyboy Design Magazine (tags: icons) Opinion: 99-cent apps a steal, but who's really being robbed? | iPhone Central | Macworld (tags: iphone appstore mobile goldrush) userfly – instant web usability testing Run instant usability studies for your website using your real users. … Continue reading “links for 2009-02-17”
Since we started Cloud Four, I’ve had a lot of trouble trying to figure out what posts make the most sense here versus our company blog. Recently, my co-founders have asked me to bring more of my mobile posts to Cloud Four’s blog, and I’ve started doing so. For example, there are new posts about … Continue reading “Blogging More at Cloud Four”
Make Safari open targeted links in new tabs instead of new windows (tags: safari tabs)
Top Mobile Searches In 2008 Revolve Around Social Networks Over the last 11 months, people used search engines on their phones overwhelmingly for one purpose: social networking. (tags: socialmedia socialnetworking mobile search statistics) VisionMobile :: blog :: Mapping open source into mobile: who, where and how A look at the different mobile open source projects … Continue reading “links for 2008-12-02”
My DebugBar | IETester / HomePage “IETester is a free WebBrowser that allows you to have the rendering and javascript engines of IE8 beta 1, IE7 IE 6 and IE5.5 on Vista and XP, as well as the installed IE in the same process. “ (tags: ie microsoft testing browsers) Welcome to the Weekend Web … Continue reading “links for 2008-05-30”
I’m nearly recovered from an exceptional Web Visions conference. I had a great time and the feedback on my session has been extremely positive so far. But more on that later. I wanted to talk briefly about Lynne d Johnson’s UnKeynote from Thursday and why it prompted me to modify my presentation to add a … Continue reading “Thoughts on Lynne d Johnson’s UnKeynote”
Verizon announced that they would open their network late last year. Last week they provided details which shows that it isn’t terribly open. Verizon also one the recent spectrum bidding where again, the definition of open is being debated. Carlo Longino of MobHappy has written about how “open” has become the big buzzword for mobile … Continue reading “Verizon’s “Open Networks” Not Very Open, Sprint Breaks the Web”
First look: latest Google Android SDK a big improvement (tags: sdk google android) MWC Aftermath: The Industry ♥ the iPhone | mocoNews.net Recap of the news from Mobile Congress and all of the iPhone related news. (tags: mobile iphone statistics) AT&T Mobility CEO Sees More Revenue From Internet 95% of AT&T’s iPhone customers regularly surf … Continue reading “links for 2008-02-18”