January 2011
26 posts
Jan 31st
A Continued Commitment to Security - Facebook →
chartier: In addition to turning on HTTPS for all site browsing, Facebook is also introducing “Social Authentication” (scroll to the bottom of the post). Instead of an old (and busted) captcha, the company has begun testing an image authentication system where you are shown photos of a friend and must identify them: Hackers halfway across the world might know your password, but they don’t...
Jan 30th
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Jan 25th
Pixelmator Grosses $1 Million on the Mac App... →
Wow.
Jan 25th
“Why the iPad will flop” →
Jan 24th
The Russians Used a Pencil: Idea to Market in 5... →
Jan 20th
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Keeping Score on Apple Finance Predictions →
Analysts clearly don’t know shit. You are basically a straight up chump if you are going to trust your money to one of those dude.
Jan 20th
“Shortly before the iPad tablet went on sale last year, Steven P. Jobs showed off...”
– Can Apple Find More Hits Without its Tastemaker? - NYTimes.com
Jan 19th
“I carry the Kindle, iPad, laptop, and iPhone on me at all times. Total weight is...”
– Frank Chimero’s computing set up is pretty sweet.
Jan 19th
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Jan 19th
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Engadget on the iPad 2, iPhone 5, and Apple TV →
These are some crazy rumours from Engadget.
Jan 15th
Google Translate for Android adds real-time... →
This is kind of amazing.
Jan 13th
New iOS 4.3 Beta 1 introduces new gestures → (New... →
Jan 13th
Apple Brings Hardware Rotation Lock Back in iOS... →
Oh hells yes!
Jan 13th
Personal Hotspot feature coming to all iPhones in... →
Jan 13th
How Personal Hotspot Works On The Verizon iPhone. →
I wonder if there is going to be an OS update that brings this feature to other carriers. There doesn’t seem to be anything here that ties it to Verizon in particular.
Jan 11th
The GPL, the App Store, and you. →
An indepth look at why VLC was removed from the AppStore.
Jan 10th
iPhone = Mac 2.0 →
Jan 8th
Cyberspace Web Browser for iOS Devices →
This sounds like an interesting alternative to Safari.
Jan 8th
Android Isn’t About Building a Mobile Platform →
Android isn’t an attempt to build the best mobile platform and sell it on its merits; it’s a play to control the vast majority of the mobile market, secure eyeballs for Google advertising and eliminate any threat to Google. A lot of people approach Google as an advertising company first when looking to criticize what they do. I think this is a fair approach, but there is a much more...
Jan 7th
“Apple® today announced that over one million apps have been downloaded from the...”
– Mac App Store Downloads Top One Million in First Day Well that sounds like a win for Apple.
Jan 7th
A Sneak Peek of Android 3.0, Honeycomb →
Honeycomb is being designed with tablet devices in mind. It looks pretty cool — as a video, anyway.
Jan 6th
Apple has launched their MacApp store. →
It will be interesting to see if this is as successful as the iOS AppStore. On the Mac you have plenty of venues for getting software, whereas on the various iOS devices your only way to grab software is through Apple’s store.
Jan 6th
✚ The Best New Mac and iOS Software of 2010 →
According to Shawn Blanc, who has pretty good taste in mac software.
Jan 6th
“For Google, nearly all of whose profits depend on advertising revenue, dominance...”
– Kontra (via Daring Fireball)
Jan 2nd
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Marco.org - There really isn't much of a "tablet"... →
Jan 2nd