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New record. 1 hour to get the bus to work. And only 15 minutes to cycle...
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“That’s the true value of estimates. That it sets up conversational constraints that can be used as boundaries for trading concessions. Not that they’re nails for your own self-erected cross.”
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Jay Robinson posts a great comparison between WebKit’s Web Inspector and Firefox’s Firebug extension.
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Panelfly, a beautiful comic book app for the iPhone, has announced their plans to support the iPad. They’ve already mocked up a great selection of screens—each showing incredible attention to detail and level of innovation for a yet unreleased OS.
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Web Development for the iPhone: HTML, CSS & JS Support:
A very comprehensive list of selectors, CSS3 features, and HTML5 elements featured on the iPhone.
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“Apparently, the touchstart event object persists in browser memory even when the event has long ended. More importantly, it continues to be updated with information about the current touch action.”
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“Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent.”
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Anthony Calzadilla has recreated an animated Star Wars AT-AT Walker purely with CSS3. Hopefully we’ll start to see things like this being integrated into games that run purely in the browser.
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New BlackBerry browser faster than Android, iPhone?:
Electronista cites an anonymous source at RIM as saying BlackBerry’s upcoming WebKit-based browser could be up to 30–60 percent faster than other WebKit devices, thanks to the BlackBerry Internet Service.
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Vector Social Media by Icon Dock Icons for most of the major social media services in both 32 and 16 pixel sizes. Includes vector versions which allows you to create flawless copies at whatever size you wish.
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“I live in the browser most of the day, and every time I have to leave that to run something that’s not browser-based, that’s actually more annoying than positive. So our current thinking is to keep it in tabs.”
- Matthew Papakipos, Engineering Director at Chrom OS, Google talks Chrome OS, HTML5, and the future of software -
Fabio Sasso has created a fantastic demo showcasing what’s possibly using CSS3 and even provides all the code as a download.
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World #mobile owners 2010: 78% use SMS; 62% use camera; 39% have received ads; 37% use MMS; 33% download content http://bit.ly/aLfi38
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YouTube and Vimeo support HTML5 Video:
HTML5 Doctor looks at the recent switch by both Youtube and Vimeo to support HTML5
. This is a huge step for web video in improving browser stability and mobile accessibility.