28 February 2009 / 0 Comments
280 North have announced their new product: Atlas, a full-featured visual IDE running in the browser for building “desktop class” web applications. What’s impressive about Atlas, is that it’s almost a complete port of Apple’s Xcode and Interface Builder; the paragdims and visuals are very close. Most of the founders of 280 North comes from [...]
28 February 2009 / 2 Comments
Some say it’s a hack, I say it’s being pragmatic.
28 February 2009 / 1 Comment
Mitch Allen, Palm’s Software CTO, gives a preview into application development with the Mojo SDK.
28 February 2009 / 0 Comments
Daniel Sandler has started an interesting experiment: using Twitter for blog comments. Like him, I agree that blog comments are no more the place where discussion happens so it needs to be done differently.
28 February 2009 / 0 Comments
Microsoft spends more on R&D than any other company in the technology business; last year the spend ran to more than $8bn – four times that of Google and around 10 times greater than Apple’s equivalent budget. I wonder what for? Nothing real comes out of those labs anyway and as the author says: Even [...]
26 February 2009 / 0 Comments
Saul Hansell from the New York Times about the book “iPhone: The Missing Manual” Here is something that did surprise me: The most popular edition of this book isn’t on paper or the PDF file that O’Reilly Media also sells. It is the downloadable application for the iPhone.
26 February 2009 / 0 Comments
Lessons learned from 30 million application downloads.
26 February 2009 / 0 Comments
Good coverage from Ars Technica of Safari 4 major features. I’ve been using it for a couple of days and so far, I like the new tab layout, the speed improvement and the “top sites” feature. Of course, it reminds me Google Chrome but I guess it’s a form of flattery Apple rip something off [...]
25 February 2009 / 0 Comments
An systemwide terminal window accessible via a hotkey, much like the console found in Quake. Quickly indispensable!
23 February 2009 / 4 Comments
I’m out of luck. This week-end my MacBook Pro died of the insidious NVIDIA bug plaguing all machines manufactured between May 2007 and September 2008. Quoting the Apple support page about the issue: In July 2008, NVIDIA publicly acknowledged a higher than normal failure rate for some of their graphics processors due to a packaging [...]