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Shared 6 times GPS-aware mobile devices have become commonplace, which means connecting the dots between what you’re doing and where you’re doing it is easier than ever. In 2009, location-sharing applications finally emerged in user-friendly formats, altering the way we think about where we are and helping us understand more of the meaning behind the data in aggregate. Technology early adopters showed a predilection towards mobile location-based games, discovering that check-ins could mean something and that being the mayor of a venue might earn them a free drink. Now that businesses are actively exploring the opportunities that these location-aware services provide, we’ll see location matter more than ever in 2010. 1. Facebook Status Updates Will Become Location-Aware The writing is on the wall. Facebook is the world’s largest social network, and for the first time ever it was the most trafficked web site on Christmas day in the United States. If anyone is poised to make a big move... - ho jauder / 何昭德

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Shared 6 times Following on to predictions for 2009 and for 2008, as well as their results. (2009 | 2008) Keep in mind I would rather not predict the obvious. 1. Twitter Manages to Complete 2010 With No Major Hacking or Security Incidents Despite a strong 2009 that saw the microblogging service graduate from the geeks to more mainstream appeal, Twitter remained plagued by a number of uptime issues and some extremely visible hacking and security incidents that led to slowness and downtime. As part of the company's maturation process, Twitter will build the personnel and infrastructure necessary to withstand such future attacks, and 2010 will go major incident free. There may be some slowness, but no outages via the dark corners of the Web. 2. Seeing Android and iPhone, Windows Mobile Will Aim for Parity, and Fail Microsoft, jealous at all the consumer and media attention around the iPhone, and now Android, will try to remain relevant, launching a new version of Windows Mobile, and... - ho jauder / 何昭德

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Shared 5 times When even leaving a note is too direct…you folks with wireless networks still named “linksys” or “trendnet” are clearly missing out on a priceless opportunity to piss off your neighbors. (Thanks to submitters Paul in St. Paul, Arcadiy in Seattle, Denise in Rochester, Sara in Berkeley, and Liz in Austin.) related: why-fi Hans said: Jeg havde aldrig selv tænkt på at man kunne bruge sit trådløse netværks SSID til at sende beskeder - ho jauder / 何昭德

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2009 was a monumental year of eating and drinking that included trips to Atlanta, Baja, California’s Central Coast, Las Vegas, New York City, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego and San Francisco, plus daily forays to restaurants and bars in Southern California. Here’s my recap of the best bites and sips. Click links to find more info and photos. Bacon of the Year: Sizzling Bacon – Peter Luger ... - ho jauder / 何昭德

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Include these mouth watering recipes of Tamilnadu to the New Year menu. - ho jauder / 何昭德

An amazingly simple and delicious version of the classic peanut butter cookie recipe. - ho jauder / 何昭德

The bread machine does the hard work of kneading. The savory dough is then baked in a traditional oven making this homemade bread a cinch to prepare anytime. - ho jauder / 何昭德

Filed under: Food News, Celebrities, Restaurants, News Photo: Saul Loeb, AFP/Getty Images President Obama wants to know, "Would you like sprinkles with that?" On the Obamas' Hawaiian winter vacation, the president's motorcade took a detour past the Baskin-Robbins in Honolulu where a young Barack Obama held his first job. It's a job that has lessons for the aspiring politician, the Los Angeles Times reports.Continue reading Obama May Have Scooped His Way to Success Permalink | Email this | Comments - ho jauder / 何昭德

Shared 37 times (Click for large size. Image above: two versions of a "W Magazine" cover featuring Demi Moore, one for the US edition, and one for the Korean edition. Note the apparent difference in the area around the hip.) Lawyers representing Demi Moore sent a threatening letter to Boing Boing over the holidays which demanded that we remove a post I published in November, or face legal consequences. In the referenced Boing Boing post, I published photographer Anthony Citrano's speculation that a recent W Magazine cover image of the actress may have been crudely manipulated by magazine staff to alter her hip, and appear thinner. Here is a copy of the letter sent by Demi Moore's attorneys to Boing Boing (PDF). And here is Boing Boing's response to Ms. Moore's attorneys (PDF), prepared by Marc Mayer of the law firm MS&K. The letter is a thing of beauty, and I encourage you to read it in full. The letter from Moore's attorney, Martin D. ("Marty") Singer, claims that we set out to... - ho jauder / 何昭德

The history of chocolate begins in Honduras. Hershey's sold the first Hershey bar in 1894. Test kitchen names "best" boxed fudge brownie mix and chocolate cookie recipes. - ho jauder / 何昭德

Hookah, Shisha, Hubbly-Bubbly! Can't get enough of it, but hate paying lots of money to buy it at expensive shisha bars? Make Your Own Instead! - ho jauder / 何昭德

Pain Rustique with Whole Wheat The inspiration for this formula derives from Hamelman's Pain Rustique, which is a high hydration dough made with a commercial yeast poolish. The crumb is very open and moist, much like a ciabatta, perfect for dipping in olive oil. I had some neglected starter in the fridge which I decided to use in place of the yeast in the poolish. I suspected that it wasn't strong enough to raise an entire loaf, but I knew ... - ho jauder / 何昭德

Now that I have a sourdough starter, I've started making pancakes that I actually like, so I make them often. I need a better option than juggling two frypans, neither of which is properly flat for pancakes. I've been looking on Amazon at a double-burner griddle pan, but I have a glass cooktop and I read that many of the griddles either warp or are not perfectly flat, which is an issue on my cooktop. So then looking at electric ... - ho jauder / 何昭德