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and tagged it with Dropbox Links Dropbox has made a clarification to there TOS. Link to their blogpost.
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and tagged it with Apple Links Serenity Caldwell’s written a thoughtful article in MacWorld about Final Cut Pro X, titled How Apple re-cut Final Cut Pro for the better. One of many very interesting points:
Final Cut Pro X isn’t about alienating professionals: It’s about finding out just what a “professional” looks like in this day and age.
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and tagged it with Links This is great article from Interuserface on the usage of very simple geometric shapes (focused on mobile computer devices) as part of the branding.
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and tagged it with Apple A few days ago I wrote about a patent application from Apple regarding a use of IR to augment the iPhone’s camera. Mikael Jorhult (@mikaeljorhult) then gave me this link to a very comprehensive overview. Please note the large number of possible uses that isn’t about obsessive control.
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and tagged it with Links Joost de Valk wrote a good article the other day called ”Archive SEO: archive by topic, not by date”. (My skepticism for the term SEO will be discussed some other time, however Yoast is good at what he does.) I followed his advice from the article, so now this blog uses tags to order old posts by topic and content, not date.
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and tagged it with iTunes Store Links Music I just found out that The Eagles’s back catalogue is now available in the iTunes Store. Anyone and everyone who loves music should make a visit and purchase.
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and tagged it with HTML5/CSS3 jQuery Links This is a great run down of how to use the audio element from HTML5 alongside jQuery to create an in-browser audio player. Perfect as an introduction to <audio>.
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and tagged it with CMS Links Perch Recently I’ve been more and more interested in exploring a new CMS besides WordPress. Last week I checked out Perch which really seemed right for a future project.
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and tagged it with Links Mac App Store Reeder Apparently the awesome RSS reader Reeder has finally left beta and is now available in the Mac App Store. The iPhone and especially iPad version is great and I’ve been using the Mac beta for a while and I must say I love it. So don’t hesitate, buy!
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and tagged it with 5by5 Links Podcasts The brilliant podcasting site/company/network 5by5 released a new show about mobile computing two days ago. I will check it out right now.
Check out http://5by5.tv/criticalpath/ or its RSS-feed http://feeds.feedburner.com/criticalpath.
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