NoiseRiver is a web application based on the friendfeed’s API that aims to extend friendfeed with some notions like: interests and neigborhood. You still have all the flow that is in friendfeed but the flow is, from now, on colored. Green meaning that you’ll probably like the entry and [...]
Google’s dependence on hardware and carrier partners puts the final product out of their control — and into the control of companies whose histories have shown them to be incompetent at design and hostile to users.
I agree and I already told that before. What makes the iPhone great is because it’s a [...]
Plurk is a new microblogging service that support threaded conversations. Darren Rowse pretty much nailed the differences between Twitter and Plurk:
The responses that emerged on Twitter were a whole lot of individuals responding to me in isolation. Your followers on Twitter don’t know what other people have answered [...] but the problem [...]
Yesterday nite, I dropped my iPhone on the street and it had a violent encounter with concrete. The phone works fine but the glass is completely broken.
I can’t replace the glass part, because it’s glued to the LCD screen. You have to buy the whole unit that cost almost $300.
Daniel Eran Dilger about SproutCore, the framework behind SproutIt and now Apple’s MobileMe:
The company is now pushing Cocoa-inspired development outside of Mac OS X and the iPhone to a broader scope: the web. Apple has already demonstrated its ability to deliver rich web applications with the kind of direct interaction and offline state [...]
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