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3 Service Providers at VMworld: BlueLock, Savvis and Hosting.com
Posted: 10th September 2010 by Ginni Moon in UncategorizedTags: heavyweights, market, north, savvis, time, user, vmworld, words
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JägerMonkey Brings Faster JavaScript to Firefox 4 – Still Trails Chrome
Posted: 9th September 2010 by Brad Harris in UncategorizedTags: browser, browsers, chrome, combination, current, david-mandelin, difference, fast-as-chrome, firefox, mozilla, mozilla-java, project, spent-the-last, team, time
Across the board, all major browser developers are currently working very hard to speed up their software’s performance.
Twitterdipity and Paul Levinson: Social Media’s Ecology
Posted: 9th September 2010 by James Purcell in UncategorizedTags: adoption, book, creator, digital, ecology, education, environment, image, internet, media, social, time, wikipedia, work
This post was made possible thanks to a phenomenon I call “twitterdipity.” Twitterdipity is the experience of wading in Twitter’s shallow, fast-moving data stream and suddenly – and surprisingly – mining treasure from a tweet. It’s casually catching the eye of good fortune in a speed-of-light culture. It’s when you score a free ticket to an exclusive event or click a game-changing link at just the right time.
A Quick Look at ORM for PHP
Posted: 9th September 2010 by Sunny Emmerwitz in UncategorizedTags: alternative, api, considerations, database, focusing-on-one, microsoft, php, time
If you have ever pulled your hair out over maintaining SQL statements intermingled with your PHP project code you might not be alone.
Apple Relaxes Restrictions on Mobile App Development
Posted: 9th September 2010 by Lloyd Spence in UncategorizedTags: decision, flash, iphone, microsoft, mobile, security, silverlight, time
Today, Apple announced it is relaxing the previous restrictions on the use of third-party development tools for the creation of mobile applications on iOS, the operating system that powers the iPhone, the iPad and the iPod Touch.
Tips For Logging Your Own Statistics
Posted: 8th September 2010 by Natasha Bane in UncategorizedTags: analytics, database, databases, file, filename, random, random-number, statistics, the-filename, time, tips
Google Analytics (GA) is a decent service for tracking activity on your site, however, there are times when it may be necessary to log some statistics yourself.
The Future of Social Objects
Posted: 8th September 2010 by Ivor Miles in UncategorizedTags: architecture, country, digital, facebook, games, internet, leandro-agro, models, people, Review, social, space, tennis, time, words
The Internet of Things , when real world objects are connected to the Internet, has been slow to attract the attention of budding entrepreneurs. However, there has been some startup action in so-called “social objects.” We’ve covered two companies in this domain in recent times, StickyBits and TalesOfThings .
Mozilla Hopes Web Games Will Remind Us That Browsers Are Still Awesome
Posted: 8th September 2010 by Tom Kramer in UncategorizedTags: announcement, api, browser, browsers, chrome, competition, firefox, games, gaming, improvements, mozilla, mozilla-labs, spread-the-word, time, video
Mozilla announced Mozilla Labs Gaming today, a push to get developers to make use of new Open Web technologies to build “awesome games” that can be played in a Web browser. The move was timed to coincide with the latest update to Firefox 4, now in beta development, which promises better graphics and a new application programming interface (API) that will let developers read and write raw audio data in the browser.
Bahraini Blogger Arrested, Probably Tortured
Posted: 7th September 2010 by Moses Malcom in UncategorizedTags: bahrain, countries, country, editor, facebook, government, sure-the-same, temerity, time, tweet-bahrain
Bad economies always drag repression in their wake and social media is no exception to this rule. One of the worst instances is the recent arrest of Ali Abdulemam , a blogger and the editor of the long-running forum Bahrainonline.org (now shut down). Abdulemam was arrested for the same reason before – he had acted as a midwife to discussion on democracy among other things.
How to Get Android Notifications on Your Computer Desktop (Mac, Linux or Windows)
Posted: 7th September 2010 by Robbie Patterson in UncategorizedTags: desktop, linux, microsoft, mobile, network, phone, ping, sms, time, wireless
Do you want to be notified of Android notifications like calls, text messages, low battery alerts and more when you’re on your computer?