Yahoo’s Zurfer joins Flickr, mobile phones
Yahoo Research Berkeley has released prototype mobile phone software called Zurfer that gives people a look at Flickr that’s tailored to their particular location.
[Via Cnet News]
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Make your site mobile friendly
How do your web pages fare in today’s mobile browsers? Virginia DeBolt outlines some of the issues you’ll need to think about, and suggests some techniques for testing that you can try…
[Via Vitamin]
Helio Ocean launches today
Get ready to spend the weekend mindlessly sliding the Ocean’s dual keypads open and closed until you drive friends and family to the brink of insanity (trust us, it’s pretty addictive). Yep, that would be this weekend we’re talking about — Helio’s new flagship device finally makes its debut on its website and store shelves today for $295, followed by a second wave of availability in a variety of third-party retailers toward the end of this month. Of course, unless you’re within driving distance of one of Helio’s handful of flagship locations, actually finding one today might be challenging; might we recommend our hands-on to hold you over while you patiently wait for the parcel to make its way to your doorstep?
[Via Engadget]
Writing Graffiti With Your Cellphone
When you stop and notice, we live in environments saturated with text and signage – store signs, building logos, street signs, traffic signs, billboards. Urban signage decorates our communities with a textual veil that masks complex economic, social and political relationships. Public signage occupies public space, but the public has few ways to participate. It is a cacophanous lecture rather than a conversation.
[Via Art Threat]
Pense diferente… … …Mesmo
Eu já disse antes que não tenho um Ipod. Minha mulher tem e eu não tenho. Mas eu não deixei de ter um MP3. Eu tenho um tocador de videos, músicas, fotos e ainda gravador de video da TV. Não é um Ipod, é um Archos.
[Via Alex Maron]
