Head for the head Now
This is to remind all those interested in attending the <head> conference to head to this page and register before the $99 early-bird tickets close tomorrow. You can also micro-sponsor the conference for $199.
<head> is a global web conference being held from Oct 24-26, 2008 in what is being touted as a “green” way. Green […]
A Most Simplest Addictive Little Game GoogleDrive
And it’s very challenge as well.
Once you pick a location and the Google map is centered, a small car will show up. Then you start using the arrow keys to drive it to a street.
Once you are on a street it will ding you and stop if you try to drive it off street. […]
A Startup on Silverlight (thought was Flash)
Do you guys know the little thing called Tamagotchi came from Japanese girl? It’s made little girls giggling around world. It’s a little electric and imaginary pet they have to take care of.
It’s OK if you have no clue. Just head to the new startup called Shidonni, where you (or more likely a kid) can […]
Banned iPhone Apps and Workarounds
That Apple has been banning iPhone apps from its App Store is no news to you. I myself have made a passing mention of it a couple of weeks ago.
1. Andrew Mason’s “Pull My Finger”, a silly, funny if you like, app that makes fart noises was rejected on grounds of limited utility. Andrew has […]
History of RIA
The history of RIAs has been at the back of my mind for quite sometime now. I was hoping to learn a little about it and share it with you, but I failed miserably. I confess that my quests have only been shallow googlings. The inane investigation invariably raised another associated curiosity: History of the […]
Digest Adobe CS4 Announcement
Adobe announced the release of Creative Suite 4 (CS4) and claims CS4 that “radical workflow breakthroughs, new levels of Flash expressiveness and integration anchor Adobe’s biggest software release.” Man! that’s quite a statement. Let me try to digest some of it:
Delivering radical workflow breakthroughs that bring down the walls between designers and developers
The wall between […]
Google phone is out, but…
It looks not as cool as iPhone. Developers might buy it because it’s another sandbox to play with. Consumer? for $25 bucks more, most of them will go with iPhone, I think. How do you think?
From Napkin to Flex Mockup
Here is the idea. When you are mocking up an UI design on a piece of napkin, people (users) would think you are just brain storming the UI. They won’t be too nervous about the UI because the sketch won’t imply the final look-and-feel. Now you want to start designing the UI with a more […]
ReadAIR Not Yet a Reader
After reading several positive reviews about this new way of reading feeds in Google Reader, I installed ReadAIR, tried it, and uninstalled it before starting this review. I found the post reading too long as I wrote it, and so changed it from a mostly negative review to a list of various issues that I […]
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