The other day, I was at a local coffee shop trying to troubleshoot a page on my cartoon site. I didn’t have my trusty laptop with me, but I no worries — I had my iPad, which is practically the same thing, right? Until I opened the page in Safari, and had a look...
The photo accompanying this article has nothing to do with the actual written content. Sort of. It’s a photo that I came across on Flickr, taken by Ben Fredericson, and being a sucker for bokeh I saved it on my computer. The photo was posted on Flickr under a Creative Commons license, allowing others...
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At WWDC this year Apple and Twitter announced a new partnership to bring Twitter to iOS devices. While this is impressive, the total number of new iOS users is dwarfed by the number of people who use feature phones worldwide. So how will services like Twitter bridge this opportunity gap? The answer may be...
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I’m at the ISTE 2011 conference this week, which purports to be the premier ed-tech conference in the world. I’ll be reporting on the latest-and-greatest in education technology – in new technology innovations as well as how these tools are being incorporated by teachers and students into the classroom. The big names in the...
Image: Ames2880 via Flickr Wikipedia is adding a “WikiLove” button to its pages, it has announced. The way it works is that Wikipedia users can send each other whimsical or nice badges of appreciations and messages. The reason is that being looked down upon by other editors or not feeling appreciated for their contribution...
It’s been a whirlwind few months for LulzSecurity (LulzSec), bursting onto the tech scene with the high-profile hacks of US TV network Fox, moving on to compound Japanese electronics giant Sony, taunting its detractors as they sought to expose row after row of SQL database entries in high-profile government and agency websites. On Saturday,...
Facebook has started shutting down apps with tens of thousands of active users left and right, AllFacebook writes. The reason is Facebook didn’t really police these “small” apps before and now has rolled out an algorithm that automatically shuts them down if they post too often to users’ walls, etc. The problem is that...