Thursday, July 24, 2008
Say hello to Google's Walking Directions
FreeAgentCentral is an API for freelancers
Why Facebook Connect matters and why it will win
CmyPitch is a website where you can post a 3 minute pitch on anything
Core77 takes a look at the weird world of police cruisers
Snagfilms is a site that hosts free feature-length documentaries
While you may not agree, everyone else is looking at New York as a bargain
Will Los Angeles ban plastic bags by 2010?
Say hello to the lamest 100 game industry cliches
14 ways to learn from creative programmers
Say goodbye to the Yahoo! Music Store - yet another reason never to go near DRM
More data - Nielsen takes a look at 2008 mobile phone usage
These are the worlds most amazing ghost towns
Labels: CmyPitch, Core77, creative programming, Freeagentcentral, game industry cliches, ghost towns, Google, Los Angeles, New York, Nielsen, Snagfilms
posted by olli @ 22:47Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Can entire cities become operating systems?
Who's got the fastest growing Internet population? Hint: It's not the US...
What is the fatal flaw for "pay for performance"?
If you're really into footwear and love Las Vegas, have we got an event for you
Need to create a floor plan? If so - have a look at floorplanner.com
10 concepts that every software engineer should know
Doodle Buzz is a new way to read the news
Patterntap is an interesting collection of interfaces for user experience designers
Is social media becoming nothing more than a vast wasteland?
How do you prevent bad publicity? Ban the critics
Playcrafter is a game builder written in Flex
This is a great poster for Barack Obama's upcoming visit to Berlin
If you're into startups, you should have a look at GoBig
What it's like to teach at Harvard
Labels: Barack Obama, cities, Compass Show, Doodle Buzz, Floorplanner, footwear, GoBig, Harvard, India, Las Vegas, operating systems, pay for performance, social media
posted by olli @ 20:06Tuesday, July 22, 2008
If you haven't done it already - get over to the iPhone Dev site and Unlock that iPhone!
Looking for ComScore's June numbers? We've got you covered
Will IT jobs drop in 2009?
And...Looking to buy a Mini? Wait until 2009 and it just might be electric
Can you really hack the London Oystercard with this PDF?
12 unbelievable examples of buildings in motion
Has your business become a victim of the Google Slap?
Vuzit is a web based document viewer you can embed in any web page
11 reasons America is the new top socialist economy
Why the "Google Generation" isn't nearly as smart as they think they are
Want to know the secret of being happy? Martin Seligman knows and we love him
This is Stephen Hawking made out of Lego. Love it
These portable earplugs are fantastic. We'll take 'em!
TechCrunch wants to build a web tablet. We want to buy one. Where do we start?
These are 10 really nice flyer designs
Labels: 2009, Comscore, flyers, Google Slap, hacking, iPhone Dev, IT, Lego, Martin Seligman, Mini, Oyster, Stephen Hawking, Techcrunch, unlock, Vuzit
posted by olli @ 21:34Monday, July 21, 2008
Is Internet radio on its last legs?
Why are Apple's investors suddenly so worried about Steve Jobs' health?
Say hello to the new ValueClick Precision Behavioural Targeting Tool
Why the battle for your television won't happen on your television
Where did all the Facebook ads go?
Nokia vs. Apple in the Internet mobile device market
Is the computer mouse heading for extinction?
Can EMI really bounce back and show that the music industry isn't really dead?
Venture Beat takes a look behind the new Facebook re-design
Are Web 2.0 startups wasting their time with early adopters of Web 2.0 tech?
This is a site detailing the interesting architecture of Mike Tyson's former mansion
This is a site detailing the interesting architecture of the Burj Dubai
The Password Chart will help you create stronger and more secure passwords
The Top 10 Female Product Advertising Icons & The Actresses Who Could Replace Them
These wine bottles may anger the purists, but they look fantastic!
Labels: advertising, Apple, Burj Dubai, EMI, facebook, icons, Internet radio, Mike Tyson, mouse, Nokia, Password Chart, Steve Jobs, television, Valueclick, Venture Beat, web 2.0
posted by olli @ 20:21Friday, July 18, 2008
Say hello to the lost tapes of the BBC's one and only Delia Derbyshire
Say hello to YouTube on your TiVo
An interesting discussion about switching from Microsoft to Google
The new Oakland A's stadium will feature touchscreens in every seat
Say hello to the Hip Hop Sample Junkies group at last.fm
How to be interesting
How to travel the world by cargo ship
If you're a musician, you might want to have a look at SoundCloud
Survey says...Corporate social networks are a total waste of time
Why Silicon Valley should be worried
Say hello to Italy's gorgeous new bright red trains
How a magazine page actually gets created
Say hello to Channel 5's on-demand service
Four reasons most startups fail
If you're in London and are eco-friendly, we've got just the nightclub for you
Labels: bbc, Channel 5, corporate social network, Delia Derbyshire, Hip Hop Sample Junky, Italy, last.fm, London, magazine, Oakland A, startups, Tivo, touchscreen, YouTube
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