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Kashif Khan
developer, mobile phone enthusiast and a technology geek
A phone for every platform just seems ridiculous
RT @steverubel: Six reasons why Wired UK's editor isn't on Facebook http://www.wired.com/epicent...
RT @khouryrt: Reading - Nokia Pokes Fun at Android Manufacturers: “Boys Who Pee in Their Pants For Warmth” http://noknok.tv/2010...
nokias comments regarding android seem so desperate. Big words from the company when they don't have much to offer
RT @shanselman: Please RT! Important ASP.NET Security Vulnerability and workaround: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu... /via @scottgu
cuil shutting doesn't surprise me. It was pretty much doa
RT @JasonLBaptiste: Best comment in code: if($_GET["action"] == "score") {//that's what she said
always sunny in Philadelphia starts tomorrow, modern family, big bang theory, office and community next week. Good times ahead
So how many of you'll use a twitter client to tweet rather than the official web interface? #newtwitter
have their ever been firings from Facebook regarding violation of privacy laws?
my local news reporter said he was hesitant to say the b word ... boobies
I still feel the RSS reader is the dvr of media. Just because I like to get real time info doesn't mean I don't want to read stuff in detail
I never liked the original river of news Google reader. After Twitter I might not mind it as much.
RT @TechCrunch: ‘Graph Your Inbox’: A Side Of Gmail You’ve (Probably) Never Seen Before - http://techcrunch.com/2010... by @jasonkincaid
I prefer airplane part II personally. Pity eminem had to leave
what is up with Chelsea handler's voice. Don't like her anyways
RSS readers still have a place when consuming news, media. Not everyone can be on twitter, fb 24/7 catching everything. Theyre the news dvr
Comic for September 12, 2010 - http://dilbert.com/strips...
Mozilla gecko supports HTML 5 as well but not h264 because its proprietary.
Boxee is moving to webkit based browser to support more html5. They are doing it more to support h264 ( which isn't bad).
Twitter for android needs user suggestion when writing to another user kinda like tweetdeck desktop
Google instant at this point seems very useful and fast. Couple of days usage will show how far that is true once wow factor fades a bit
Short week doesn't feel short that's for sure
Google Instant is looking good so far. Takes some time to get used to. I wonder what regular users will think of it.
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