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iPhone Safari-specific but good to keep in mind nonetheless - ian kennedy

40 minute video from Brad Neuberg at Google gives a great overview of HTML5 - ian kennedy

Step by step guide to re-cloaking your Facebook profile after recent privacy changes. - ian kennedy

Point by Point analysis and breakdown of the pros and cons of Web vs. Native. - ian kennedy

Robert Scoble interviews Nextstop guys who chose to go with a web app instead of a native app on the iPhone. Embedded video explains why and talks about some of the pitfall.s - ian kennedy

Two quick videos showing web development that rivals native app development on the iPhone - ian kennedy

"Yes, the original festival is scheduled according to the pagan calendar. Must have been before they had accurate watches. I really do prefer the colder temperature and the snow does a lot to lighten up the mood." - ian kennedy

"Seems like a logical progression. Look at what happened to the PC. Who would have thought a web-based solution could threaten such full-featured packages such as Word or Excel? The question is how long it will take for mobile browsers to normalize and support phone features such as GPS, camera, and phone." - ian kennedy

Now the Internet has broken down the entire news package with articles read individually, reached from a blog or search engine, and abandoned if there is no good reason to hang around once the story is finished. It's what we have come to call internally the atomic unit of consumption. I certainly don't believe that the Internet will mean the death of news. Through innovation and technology, it can endure with newfound profitability and vitality. Video didn't kill the radio star. It created a whole new additional industry. - ian kennedy

"Great idea. Put a Yahoo Pipes type of front-end to it where people can share their filters and you've got the makings of a really interesting ecosytem." - ian kennedy

"Google buy Foursquare? That would be ironic. They were the original Dodgeball guys who famously left Google because of the lack of attention they were getting from management." - ian kennedy

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Crisp advice about how to write - ian kennedy

Pick a theme, add a photo, tell a story. - ian kennedy

N900 hacks - ian kennedy

Update your N900 phonebook with information from twitter and facebook - ian kennedy

There is no single mobile webkit - ian kennedy

These high-level principles have proven to help make social experiences work online. - ian kennedy

The Designing Social Interfaces patterns wiki is a companion site to the book that Christian Crumlish and Erin Malone are currently writing for O'Reilly Media. - ian kennedy

"if only one could harness the cycles spent on powerpoint. . ." - ian kennedy

"Sorry and a bit shocked to hear the news. Where ever you decide to go, they'll be lucky to have you." - ian kennedy

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"Thanks for sharing your experience. Everyone should have the chance to play Santa at some point in their life and have the, "privilege of witnessing innocence, happiness and anticipation." Well put!" - ian kennedy

Useful hack. Browser plug-in resolves websites to 2d barcodes which you can read off the screen with your phone. - ian kennedy

"I don't remember what this contraption was called but the 6th graders used to give the other kids what they called "high-rides" which Becky describes above. The ring was jammed up against the pole with a several of us hanging on for dear life on the other end while they spun the thing around at top speed. It was a process of elimination, they would keep going until only one of us remained. I think there was woodchips around the immediate base but of course by the time you were thrown off the top end of the ring, a good 15 feet up, the centrifugal force would throw you well beyond any soft landing onto the rough asphalt beyond." - ian kennedy

Why forums devolve into a bundle of noise while blogs and other moderated mediums get better. Why twitter works better than friendfeed - ian kennedy

It would be almost zero work for the company (foursquare) to add a second flag – perhaps titled “this is my freaking HOUSE” – which immediately deletes an address and prevents it from being re-added without proper verification. Sounds like a no-brainer - ian kennedy

John Battelle and Time O'Reilly update their pivotal Web 2.0 whitepaper to recognize the rise of mobile contexts, information shadows, and the Internet of Things. - ian kennedy