Title says it all ~ Waste = Food (An inspiring documentary on the Cradle to Cradle design concept)
Waste = Food (Aninspiringinspiring documentary on the Cradle to Cradle design concept)
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Design Mobile Web Code Cloud
Readability experiment by @arc90 is just awesome - http://bit.ly/9OXltc
Even the most horribly styled websites are beautifully modded to enable better reading
After using Readability:
If you guys like reading frills readable text head over to http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/ and add get the bookmarklet.
PS: I am not against ads, but I prefer my text to be legible & ofcourse readable. Many public sites ignore this basic need.
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Augmented Reality Software: Unifeye® Mobile Augmented Reality SDK - looks very promising
Augmented Reality SDK looks very promising:
Maybe this would be a good starting point to test out a few concepts which are still on paper.More details here: http://www.metaio.com/
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My Xperia X1 with latest S.E. Xperia X2 ROM and Google Android 2.0.1 - Part 2
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This looks way too promising..
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Fields Wicker-Miurin: Learning from leadership's "missing manual"
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Remarkable! A must watch.
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Chrome Features - most creative video I have seen - Google knows how to sell
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Chrome Features - most creative video I have seen - Google knows how to sell
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Mobile Platforms & Diversification - how ~they~ are killing mobile developer productivity & profits
Samsung recently announced Bada OS with much fanfare & a competition - Yay!
This got me thinking yet again as to why any developer should support / build for it? What is the killer feature which will make me want to invest in building apps for this platform? Apart from the fact that it has a large market share - nothing. I am not trying to second guess Samsung's intentions in bringing Bada to life - I mean rather than choosing from choice list of OpenSource OS choices these days (Android, Symbian & Maemo ...) - they probably know what they are doing. As long as a mobile manufacturer provide ways to port our existing apps using a standards compliant platform we are game.Diversification of Mobile Platforms today is killer of mobile developer's productivity (& profit). We are forced to choose a platform and stick with it - I guess this will start becoming a common place & the best platform will eventually win. Many developers will only focus their efforts on one platform. Btw: It already started happening.
I am more than happy to support any platform which comes to play. So long as I can find developers for the given language needed for the platform, the platform is standardised (eg. Java) & deploying/porting the app to a platform does not involve rewriting it from scratch.
Between guys, Qt is one amazing platform - played around quite a bit and I have to say I am impressed. Hope iPhone would one day be fully supported along with Symbian & Maemo. Also fingers crossed as to whether Bada would be on the list of supported platforms for Qt.
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Open Letter to Manufacturers of Mobile Devices
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