Pretty good apps.

The quality of the latest Android interface has gone beyond my expectation. It’s looking very promising. Google might actually got something.

Downtime have been plaguing Twitter for some time now.

Twitter is not real time IM, so I don’t really care if I don’t get an update immediatly, but not being able to send your tweet is the most frustrating — especially when you’re using a desktop client; it keeps blocking.

Twitter is a sort of though notebook, […]

The feature I’ve been waiting for a long time is now available in the latest Mac OS X 10.5.3 upgrade; alongside with synchronization support for .Mac, Exchange and Yahoo!.

UPDATE: People report problems; it works only if an iPhone or iPod Touch have been connected, and all Gmail “one-time” contacts gets imported in your address book. […]

Paul Graham:

No matter how determined you are, it’s hard not to be influenced by the people around you. It’s not so much that you do whatever a city expects of you, but that you get discouraged when no one around you cares about the same things you do […] Unless you’re sure what […]

Tomorrow, Google will announce (at the Google I/O conference) a princing plan for App Engine and its availability for everyone. Pricing seems quite competitive compared to Amazon Web Services.

Nick Halstead from fav.or.it talk about how he would build Twitter from scratch:

[…] in general terms of complexity of building large scale web applications this is pretty simple stuff (fav.or.it has far more complex problems!). I understand that the twitter people now have the extremely hard task of slowly improving each module rather […]

A silent post on Techcrunch with just a title — “Twitter!” — generated more than 200 300 comments including hilarious Seesmic videos. People are definitely angry about Twitter’s downtime.