Microsoft Research creates secure browser0 Comments  February 24th, 2009
 The Register is running an article that claims that the MS Research group has created a secure browsers, that is better than current versions of IE and Chrome. The down side as reported, is that the browser - a.k.a Gazelle - is slower and requires more resources than its cousins. My {take} Hmmm…A secure browser from Microsoft? I’m sure i’ve heard that before. They should make it an open source effort. What do you think? Gmail + Twitter = A better FaceBook0 Comments February 24th, 2009
 FaceBook is currently the leading social network. This could all change if Google were to purchase Twitter and integrate the service directly into Gmail. Gmail includes tasks, IM and mail. Now add user stats from Twitter and iGoogle’s widgets, and we have a better FaceBook. By all acounts, Google’s own social network Orkut hasn’t taken off in the states. What are your thoughts? Do you user Orkut? fb{A} - Concept Update0 Comments February 24th, 2009
140 characters isn’t enough to get to the point of most posts. So i’m going to use 280 characters. This what the blog says anyways I’ll then use a max of 140 characters to outline my characters. C# comes to iPhone and Wii: Yeah Mono0 Comments February 22nd, 2009
Several apps in Apple’s App store are powered by Mono. The apps are statically compiled to native code; For this, Unity is the best option. My {take}. WOW! Now I don’t have to kill myself with [[NSFoo alloc] initWithTrash] anymore. I can just focus on the code and not retain/release. Send big tweets with BigTweet0 Comments February 19th, 2009
FaceBook Backtracks on its TOS0 Comments February 18th, 2009
Mashable: 18 People to Follow for a Real Time Education0 Comments February 17th, 2009
The {news} The article lists 18 people that provide poignant and thought-provoking information. An explanation details why each person is listed. My {take} This is one of the more meaningful twitter related articles that I’ve seen in awhile. It is well written and very detailed. AMBER Alert app for iPhone: Helps find missing children0 Comments February 17th, 2009
The {news} The app lists missing children; On sightings, users report a sighting of a victim or suspects along with their GPS coordinates - more. My {take} This is very good work. Technology isn’t all about how much money can be made. But sometimes, how we can best help others (with technology). Pre to support Flash0 Comments February 17th, 2009
The {news} Palm joins Adobe’s Open Screen Project. Pre will support Copy and paste, data tethering, and now Flash - more. My {take} So the Pre is going to support all the things that the iPhone is missing? hmmmm. “Going support” is not the same as “supports“. fun days. Apple bans “South Park” from its App Store0 Comments February 17th, 2009
The {news} Although allowing users to download episodes of South Park from iTunes. Apple has rejected an iPhone app that will stream episodes - more. My {take} It’s their [Apple] store, their rules. All that’s missing, are some consistent app guidelines. Is that, and cut-n-paste too much to ask for? |
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