Archive
June 2007’s Posts.
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Pownce!
From some smart minds comes a very killer Web app.
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Mossberg & Pogue: iPhone not hype
The two big American tech reviewers praise the iPhone (which passed the typing test) criticizing only the AT&T network
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Visual vocabulary for IA
Includes templates for Visio, OmniGraffle, and OpenOffice
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Superhero entrepreneur trading
Sunir Shah turns profiles of young Canadian tech entrepreneurs into a trading cards series
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CSS 3 features in Safari 3
Some demos and explanation about which CSS3 features Safari supports (apparently, 2x as many as Firefox)
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WebKit does Firebug
There's a new Web Inspector in the nightly builds of WebKit (Safari) that functions a lot like Firebug -- worth a look.
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Opera Mini 4 beta
Mobile browser offers some impressive features, and can be installed on any mobile device
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IPhone browser specs
Details for building iPhone-friendly Web pages say width is 480px; Web standards are best; and it's QuickTime, not Flash
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IPod-friendly NOW restaurant guide
Ryan Feely and Jakub Labath created a portable version of Toronto restaurant reviews.
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Mark Bowden on journalism
Journalists and author of "Black Hawk Down" offers some good ideas on where he thinks journalism should be going.
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CBC.ca undergoes massive redesign
New site is cleaner, with lots of whitespace and a good effort to bring its disparate parts together.
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Facing EnergizeIT
I thought I missed this event, but then I saw David Crow's presentation slides and to the right of WR is...
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Introducing WEDJE
Or, “Widget Enabled DOM Javascript Embedding” for embedding little apps on third-party sites
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No iPhone for Canada yet
Rogers and Apple seem to be in no rush to bring the latter's mobile device to Canada
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Why the iPhone will be expensive in Canada
Dave Shea nails the problem with Web apps on mobile devices in Canada
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Joe Clark's presentation advice
A number of great tips from a very experienced presenter.
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HTML Entity Character Lookup
Web app and Dashboard widget for suggesting the right entity code based on the character inputted.
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Differences between HTML4 and HTML5
Anne van Kesteren has created a draft list of the differences to be found in the new HTML proposal.
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Changing things up
Just a quick post to let you know about some changes that have happened and will be happening.
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How to introduce new designs
Jared Spool loves how Yahoo Finance encouraged its users to try its new charting services.
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Collection X
AGO's online art gallery that encourages user submissions and social networking.
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Explode the homepage
Jeff Jarvis on how to radically reinvent the news sites homepage.
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Realtime tracking of Dublin trains
A Google Map mashup tracking Ireland's DART rail service
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...Joe Clark retires
The Web accessibility expert is done being an expert. We all owe Joe more than we will ever acknowledge.
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WCAG Samurai Errata published...
The proposal is to be finalized in the coming weeks and uses WCAG 1.0 as a foundation.
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How to do local right
Simon Willison explains how to make local news profitable.
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