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I will use this space to write about things that interest me in the web industry in order sharpen my point of view and build my context... - Ben Hedrington
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Bringing powerful tools to people who get it rather than changing the masses... >> "...the users who 'get it'" http://zd.net/awDxsX— August 30th via Twitter
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GEO++ (More GEO for you non programmer types!) >> ""Just at the beginning of location," says SimpleGEO CEO" http://j.mp/aZyqXK— August 30th via Twitter
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People with passion you can spot from a distance always win... >> "Professionals, amateurs and the great unwashed" http://j.mp/dn184p— August 30th via Twitter
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So true in my life... >> "Live TV Is For Old People: Time Shifting And Online Make Up Nearly Half Of All Viewing" http://j.mp/a7Tpxb— August 30th via Twitter
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Good read... >> "CMO Matrix: How Social Technology Must Integrate with Traditional Marketing, a Horizontal Approach" http://j.mp/di2RqJ— August 30th via Twitter
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Category Archives: Mobile Web
Turning off HTC Sense UI on the HTC EVO 4G, Incredible and similar Android phones.
If you are lucky enough to have one of the new smoking fast, beautiful Android phones from HTC the Incredible or the EVO 4G you have little to complain about… but… well… some of us just aren’t in love with … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Web
Tagged Android, evo 4g, Google, htc sense ui, incredible, senseui, turn off
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Experiment: Browser Based Geolocation – HTML5 Points the Future of the Web
The adoption of HTML5 and its surrounding cast of powerful new features is going to be a huge boon to web users and points towards a very positive direction for the future of the web. From the smoother interfaces of … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Development, Mobile Web
Tagged Android, Apple, Browser Based, future, Gears, Geolocation, Google, Google App Engine, HTML5, iPhone, JavaScript, jQuery
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A Hands on Post From and About Google’s Chrome OS
In order to get my feet wet with Google’s Chrome OS (in it’s current developer build state, Chromium OS properly) and test a real world workflow with this “web only” device I figured I’d put together a blog post with … Continue reading
Installing Google Android for Mobile Browser Testing on Mac OS X
Browser testing is critical to any web developer, designer… really any web professional. You need to know how your users or customers are seeing your work through the multitude of browsers and devices available to them, new ones become available … Continue reading
Posted in General, Mobile Web
Tagged Android, Browser Testing, Google, How To, Install, Mac, OS X, OSX, SDK
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Embedding my first Google Wave into WordPress!
This is a test! Below I embedded my first Wave “Hello World… I mean Wave!”… The first of many likely… let’s see what it looks like out in public… I know many of you probably can’t see it… This is … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Development, General, Mobile Web, Social Media
Tagged Google Wave, Wordpress
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How To: Install and Browser Test Your Site With Google Android Right on Your PC
Update: Post on how to install Android 2.0 on Mac OSX is here. This post is for Android SDK versions 1.1 and under. Browser testing is critical to any web developer, designer… really any web professional. You need to know … Continue reading
Paving a Path to the Truly Mobile Web: Mozilla Fennec Alpha 1 Released
My back story: I recently got into a friendly argument with some Mobile experts on a RWW Live: Mobile App Development call, I threw on my rosy colored glasses and spoke of a time where the Mobile web browser has … Continue reading
The Mobile Web may just may drive forward the web of tomorrow. – Thoughts from Mitchell Baker’s (Mozilla) Keynote
Photo: Duncan Davidson I wanted to capture my thoughts intermixed with quotes from Mitchell Baker, Chairman, Mozilla Foundation at the recent Web 2.0 Expo keynote entitled Opening the Mobile Web, it was truly a great concept and conversation and eye … Continue reading