Archive for October, 2009
Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
Woot compiles a list of their favorite unsung improvements from yesterday's refresh:
7. New iMac is the Mayor of Cupertino on @foursquare!
Posted in Apple |
Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
The mouse was the exciting part (to me), but this is incredible: the new iMac comes in a 27" version, has an available quad-core CPU, and supports up to 16GB of memory.
And Apple loves saying unibody so much that they've redesigned the Macbook to feel more like the consumer cousin ...
Posted in Apple |
Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
I've become so addicted to multi-touch gestures that I use my Macbook's touchpad even when connected to an external display. That changes today.
Posted in Apple |
Monday, October 19th, 2009
Verizon has launched an interesting iDon't campaign to promote their upcoming Droid phone. The commercial is pretty simple, listing a bunch of the iPhone's alleged weak points, each preceded by the epically clever "iDon't". In the end, we're told that Droid, a new Android-based phone from Verizon, will fill all ...
Posted in Apple, Business, Technology |
Saturday, October 17th, 2009
And don't charge extra for wifi -- it just seems greedy.
-Barney Stinson
Sure, he was talking about hotels, but his words still come to mind while readingĀ about the declining revenues of airlines who tack on extra fees for every little thing. Heartwarming stuff, until you learn that one of those greedy ...
Posted in Business |
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009
Brent Simmons and NewsGator have just released TapLynx, an iPhone RSS application framework. I saw Brent give a presentation on the ease of building apps with TapLynx at 360|iDev, and I must say I'm impressed. Entire applications can be rolled out without any prior knowledge of Objective C.
Posted in Software |
Wednesday, October 14th, 2009
I still think that the only people who buy the Kindle are gadget nerds or pseudo-intellectuals who want other people to think they read more than they actually do, but I must admit that the purported new B&N reader is pretty slick.
Posted in Technology |
Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
Of course we already knew this. But now we have something to link to to help convince friends who are considering the SEO dark side.
(via Kristofer Baxter)
Posted in Web |
Tuesday, October 13th, 2009
People are excited aboutĀ 10/GUI. And for good reason. The desktop metaphor is stale, and we would all benefit from a better idea.
Posted in Design, Software, Technology |
Friday, October 9th, 2009
Think you know your typefaces? Prove it.
Posted in Design |
Friday, October 9th, 2009
Because I'm apparently in love with Brad Ellis and can't stop talking about him, here's his writeup on the design process for both the desktop and iPhone versions of NetNewsWire.
The decision to ditch the rings when the badge is present is an important one to note. Attention to detail and ...
Posted in Design |
Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
The rumor is that AT&T will allow Skype on the 3G network.
Is anyone having such a great experience with AT&T's network that they're genuinely excited about what will happen when they have to share the network with VoIP traffic?
Posted in Design, Technology |
Thursday, October 1st, 2009
I can't believe something this useful and specific is free. LiveView takes an iPhone-sized chunk of your screen and sends it to an iPhone. Prototyping just got a lot faster.
(Via Brad Ellis)
Posted in Design |