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Herman Miller Setu Review - http://www.yankodesign.com/2009...
Interesting Alternative iPhone Interface - http://thenextweb.com/shareab...
Attending phd defence Mike Matton:"Distance measures for TBSR" #VRT-medialab http://twitpic.com/ovjnm
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@janbruyneel read also http://www.boingboing.net/2009... to have a laugh
You spend more time on MSN Messenger than ANYTHING else - http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009...
"Perhaps most impressive is Facebook's 200% climb in usage since the same time last year!"
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Mobile Content Bits: Guardian iPhone App Pricing; Spotify Launches On 3; Telegraph App Figures - http://moconews.net/article...
Smartphone sales to overtake mobile phone sales by 2012 - Telegraph - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technol...
Use of iPhone apps – some figures - http://blog.mobileweb.be/2009...
Using number of fans/followers as a success metric is risky - http://www.thinkoutsidein.com/blog...
Marissa Mayer: The Visionary: Women of the Year: glamour.com - http://www.glamour.com/women-o...
Looptastic - http://vkritis.blogspot.com/2009...
YouTube
- iPhoneと絵本を組み合わせた「PhoneBook」 - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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interessting use of iphone to tell storie to children (via JorgK)
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RT @timoreilly: The Art of Community by @jonobacon available for free download under CC license: http://www.artofcommunityonline.org/2009... (You can buy too :-)
Google opens up its JavaScript development toolbox to all - Ars Technica - http://arstechnica.com/open-so...
I like the picture.
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The Incompetence of American Airlines - http://dustincurtis.com/incompe...
Via this article I discovered "Getting real" by 37signals. If you're into the web, go ahead and read it!
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Getting Real: The Book by 37signals. Discover the smarter, faster, easier way to build a successful web-based application. Read it free online. - http://gettingreal.37signals.com/
After reading only two chapters I'm almost certain I will become a follower of this approach.
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A long overdue report of DevopsDays - http://www.krisbuytaert.be/blog...
the James White Manifesto
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Dan Siroker: CarrotSticks, Google Chrome, and Obama - http://blogoscoped.com/archive...
Dan Siroker is the founder of kid’s learning games site CarrotSticks.com.
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Google Open Sources Set Of Closure Tools It Uses To Build Its Own Apps - http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
Awesome !
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Reading: "Dedicated mobile websites ruled out in the era of iPhones" « Jon Lund - http://jon-lund.com/main...
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Mike Reynolds liked this
This indicates that iPhone-growth primarily happens elsewhere: iPhone-users are fans of internet-surfing - but not of surfing the mobile websites. Instead they prefer the regular stuff. Although not entirely convincing, you are actually able to navigate the full-fledged web-version on your iPhone to such an extend, most users won’t settle with the stripped-down mobile websites.
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Once Again: DVRs Not Killing TV, But Helping It - http://techdirt.com/article...
Ratchet & Clank's primary audience isn't kids, but 20-somethings - http://www.joystiq.com/2009...
LCD Display Technology Shoot-Out - http://www.displaymate.com/LCD_Res...
"After extensive side-by-side objective testing with moving test patterns, moving photographs and live video we found that there was no visually detectable difference in motion blur performance for current mid to top-of-the-line LCD HDTVs, regardless of their Response Time, 60 or 120 Hz refresh rates, strobed LED backlighting, or motion enhancement processing. While there was considerable motion blur in the moving test patterns, motion blur was simply not visually detectable in real live video content during our extensive side-by-side testing. With only a handful of minor exceptions, whenever blur was seen in live video we always found it to be in the source content or a temporary visual illusion that disappeared when the segments in question were reviewed. This is undoubtedly due to the way the brain processes and extracts essential information from dynamic and complex moving images."
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