The MAC desktop interface is very impressive (just tried it now) the iphone interface is a bit more basic but fine for reviewing and updating information on the go. - David W
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I have installed this and it looks like a great application - bit limiting at the moment as it has to be an active application for you to be online but the forthcoming Apple additions to allow messages to be sent from the application might help IM in this area. - David W
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Looks like that despite it saying It had taken my order - I was "unsuccessful" (I rang them to check) - so I`ll be off to the O2 shop on Friday morning to hopefully get one - if not, then I can hang on - I`ll have the Iphone 1.0 with the new OS to keep me amused. - David W
and today I get confirmation of my original order and they have despatched to DHL for delivery on Friday - David W
"In the national elections of 1932, the nation paused, evaluated and reversed course to a better future. Republicans ran from, but could not escape, the taint of Hooverism. In disgust, virtually every corner of the country voted for Democrats and change. Now, America is poised for exactly this magnitude of change. Across America, voters clearly demonstrated that this election is about two things: change and competency" [I'm not a US Citizen but I think the US and the rest of the World could do with a Change after the last 8 years...] - David W
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"San Francisco is to hold a vote on whether to rename one of its largest sewage treatment facilities after George W. Bush, in what supporters describe as “a fitting monument to the President’s work”." - David W
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"On Wednesday, Anthony Rose posted a sneak preview of the new BBC iPlayer - the one with radio built in. This is a beta product at the moment - but, if it's successful, we're hoping it will go fully live in July" [Some great improvements to the BBC's iplayer for both TV and Radio] - David W
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"Last week I left Google to go back to Microsoft, where I started this Monday (and so not surprisingly, I was too busy to blog about it)." - David W
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" iCall is an intelligent iPhone application that lets users switch between VoIP and normal GSM calls anywhere in North America - effectively using the WiFi at Starbucks to make a call. We're told this is an official Apple-approved application that's expected to debut at the App Store soon" [Thats a useful Iphone App...] - David W
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"British carrier O2 plans a prompt morning launch for the iPhone 3G, AppleInsider has learned" [Hmm could drop into the O2 store on the way to work....] - David W
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I tried this streaming from a Windows PC Desktop to a Playstation 3 but didnt have a great deal of success getting the two to talk to each other.. - David W
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"friendfeed+feedly" [We are getting there - although the tendency in Feedly is to annotate a paragraph then write a side note - in the friendfeed integration it takes the whole annotation and your comment in a bracket after it - can be a bit top heavy? I just selected the header in this annotation..] - David W
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What is useful is the fact it find similar friendfeed entries and lists them below the article - it is tempting to just click on the FF header listed and then comment against that entry rather than annotate and create a new entry as i did on this one. Be nice if you can comment directly within feedly and the update against the original FF entry is refreshed below the feedly read article. - David W
David. Let us know if you have other suggestions regarding how feedly annotations should be translated into friendfeed comment. pmarca used "clipped"[his notes] on his blog and we thought that was good so we replicated the pattern. Feedly could be smarter with longer paragraph I guess. Let us know what you think - Edwin Khodabakchian
good suggestions David. Adding comment and like directly in feedly should not be too hard. We will look into that for the next iteration of the bridge. - Edwin Khodabakchian
All very disturbing - the "I have got nothing to hide" argument doesnt hold water - what this does is provide a bridge to allow further erosion into the amount of personal information that is transferred - and potentially with non-USA citizens having less rights of redress when they are wronged... - David W
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"Millionaires are already wildly overrepresented in Congress. The Supreme Court gave a big boost to rich candidates this week by striking down the “millionaire’s amendment,” which was designed to help level the playing field for candidates running against wealthy opponents." - David W
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