• 7 Things You Should Know About Google Wave | EDUCAUSE

    What is it that Google Wave might accomplish that other web apps like Facebook/Twitter and god forbid Sharepoint don’t already do? It all depends on your workflow. Google Waves might fit or might fit not, it just depends on how quickly you adjust to the interface.

  • links for 2009-12-01

    Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site Great tips for speeding up web pages having CSS and Javascript embedded in the web pages. It even covers some amount of Web server configuration optimization. (tags: web2.0 architecture design)

  • links for 2009-10-20

    A List Apart: Articles: The Myth of Usability Testing Usability testing is not a cure-all for fixing the design of a website. You need to figure out why you want to make changes and decide how best to achieve those changes, and then test if those changes are working through Usability Tests. This article has…

  • Layar is in the iPhone App Store! « Layar

    With all the hub-bub surround Augmented Reality at O’Reilly.com’s Radar website an early entrant into the cell phone AR market has now widened their appeal. Formerly only available on Android cell phones, Layar has been ported to the iPhone and will compete with some later entrants into the cell phone AR market.

  • links for 2009-10-15

    The Gervais Principle Ricky Gervais's send-up of white collar workers in the BBC show The Office has started a fire that no one can put out. In this article the author analyzes business organizations using the Office as a metaphor (tags: theoffice,gervais,business)

  • links for 2009-10-14

    ioXtreme – PCIe SSD card I've been following all the press releases about fusion io on the UK website: The Register. They are hands down the fastest storage product on the market at any price level. Everything else is slower, and now they are entering the consumer market with the ioxtreme PCIe card (tags: ssd,fusionio,enthusiast,pc-gamer)

  • Drain the carburetor bowl on your mower

    There is so much “stuff” in gasoline today that is not native to the crude oil from which it was distilled. There’s all kinds of additives to improve this, or stop that, prevent the other that over time they begin to settle out. It’s not a perfect mixture today’s gasoline, it’s more an emulsion of…

  • Tom’s Hardware – Google Invites Users to Test Wave

    Waves is slowly creeping out into the daylight, and a bigger group of users will be hammering on it soon. I hope to be one of those people, we’ll soon see.

  • Bionic Eye

    Finally all the breathless press releases and speculative writing by touts and promoters has lead to a final release of an Augmented Reality application for the iPhone. Let the market decide whether or not AR is a compelling mix of technologies especially given the list price of $1 on the AppStore website. I say for…

  • Micropayments are like Flying Cars and Cities under the Ocean

    I once believed micro-payments would liberate a number of smaller Internet based ventures. Whether it was bloggers, podcasts or screencasts, DIY videos, someone would pay a fraction of a cent to watch something that really helped them out. But no matter how many people talked or wrote about micropayments, nobody took ownership of it and…