Archive for September, 2008

Facebook iPhone 2.0 Review

Finally!  Version 2.0 of Facebook for the iPhone launched today.  Ever since I saw the totally amazing photo tagging demo on YouTube about a month ago I have been following the release date of this new version closely.  Today the wait is over.
Highlights:
1. Photo Tagging — Click, tag and go.  It is fast, and amazingly [...]

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Facebook 2.0 for the iPhone is out!

Start your appstore checks! Facebook 2.0 is released! Review coming shortly.

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Appstore shows signs of Facebook 2.0

This morning the screenshot for the Facebook iPhone application changed to a version 2.0 shot. The application is still 1.1 however. Keep refreshing. We should see the new version soon.

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Tonchidot: Visual Tagging for the iPhone is Astounding!

Tonchidot: Visual Tagging for the iPhone | The iPhone Blog.
Like something from the future, you have to see this video. If Tonchidot can bring this to market it will revolutionize the way we use our mobile computers to interact with our surroundings. Truly astounding.

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The Countdown to Facebook 2.0 for the iPhone Starts Now!

Start counting down the days and refreshing your App Store icons starting tomorrow. The long awaited refresh of the Facebook iPhone app is upon us.

Thanks everyone for being patient waiting for me to finish Facebook for iPhone 2.0. The good news is, I plan to submit the update to the iPhone App Store a week [...]

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Thought you deleted that iPhone email forever? Think again…

Just when you thought you got rid of that incriminating email on your iphone, or removed that suspect web site from your cache you might be surprised to hear that the iPhone captures an image of the application when the “home” button is pressed.

As widely reported, the iPhone takes a screenshot every time the home [...]

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Pelosi speaks out for the Democrats

Today Nancy Pelosi made a bold statement about the 700 billion dollars requested by the current administration to rescue the financial markets:

Democrats believe a responsible solution should include independent oversight, protections for homeowners and constraints on excessive executive compensation.
[From The Page - by Mark Halperin - TIME]

Unfortunately, I couldn’t agree less. Now is not the [...]

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SquirrelFish Extreme for Mobile Safari?

So the biggest question in my mind now is:
When will we see SquirrelFish Extreme for the Mobile Safari browser on the iPhone?
Apple is already winning the mobile browser wars, and the latest WebKit advancements will only solidify that lead.

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The Summer of 2008 Javascript Space Race

It has thus far been an amazing summer when it comes to browser performance.
We have seen 3 major advances in browser performance when it comes to Javascript specifically.
1. Firefox Tracemonkey
2. Google Chrome V8
3. Webkit SquirrelFish Extreme
Each one has been an exciting advancement in browser performance, leaping ahead quickly. I have been a long time Safari [...]

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Intercultural Musings: The definition of informal learning

Informal learning is perception mediated by social interaction and converting into behavior, which in turn converts back into perception.
– Peter Isackson
Intercultural Musings: The definition of informal learning.
“We should all strive to learn informally, by Peter’s definition, to better understand behavior”.

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