links for 2008-02-25
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It’ll be interesting to see what Microsoft comes up with to compete with Firefox in this generation of the browser. Of course this time around we have Apple’s Safari and the Opera browser to compare with too.
I’m sure IE8 doesn’t look very different,
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Twitter is useful for friends, co-workers, event planners, social media gurus, or people simply sharing things in life. Oh, and it simply rocks.
Mathew Ingram follows up on some new Twitter users that have “found the light” and are now singing it’s pr
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I know this post is from last October, but I was reading it again, and just had to link to it. There are some great take-aways for traditional IT types to learn from.
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Steve Rubel tries out a lifesourcing experiment and finds the results rewarding. Have you tried outsourcing small jobs you don’t have time for?
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Jeremiah Owyang lists 3 “Impossible” Conversations for Corporations. Good read.
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Syncy is covered by TechCrunch writer Roi Carthy. Looks like an interesting service that may provide real value to those looking to not only sync their phone address/contact information, but also use that as the basis for a social network.
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ArsTechnica takes a look at Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 5 release. There are some interesting new features, especially for dual-booting with Windows.
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Read/Write Web has the scoop on Adobe’s announcement of AIR, Flex3 and Blaze DS today.
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Comment by Rick Mahn Wren, no you’re not asking too much. There are several phones that fit that description, but they all have their shortcomings too! I’m in the same boat really - my T-Mobile MDA is 2 years old and it just doesn’t meet my usage requirements any longer.
Options for me? iPhone, BlackBerry, HTC Tilt, HTC Touch Cruise, or Nokia N96.
Interesting info about Sync. I’m due for a new phone in a few months. My Razr is now nearly 2 years old and if I spend 5 minutes browsing the web, by the time I make another phone call it will be due to be charged again. I REFUSE to waste $$ on a new battery when I know I’m getting a new phone soon.
My dream phone would sync with my Outlook contacts/calendar, be wi-fi enabled, and allow me to upload photos to Flickr and geotag them as well. I’ve heard Helio ocean will do that last thing, not sure on that yet. IM and twitter functionality a plus. I suppose that’s standard on stuff. Since my Razr began dying on a daily basis, I rarely even try anymore. I’d prefer a full keyboard. Oh, and it has to hold a charge for more than a day with reasonable use. Am I asking to much?