Productivity 2.0: How the New Rules Are Changing the Game (67)
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For years, books and articles and blogs on productivity have been showing us how to be more productive: crank out the tasks, multi-task, work faster, be organized. In short, they’ve taught us to be a good part of a corporation that wants more out of us. But that’s old-school productivity, or Productivity 1.0. Today let’s take a look at Productivity 2.0: a new set of rules have changed everything for the workers of the world. ...
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Chad Riden said:
2.0! That means this ain't your father's productivity, Oldie McFossil! Out with the old, in with the 2! BOOYAH! Another paradigm busted, bitches!
Should you work for a startup? Here’s 9 reasons why I do. (3)
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I think it’s hard for a lot of people to imagine what it really looks like, what it really takes to go from an idea on a piece of paper to a profitable business with real people, real equipment, investors, a product, etc. More difficult yet, what does it look like to start your company? What does it feel like? It’s the vision that’s tough. It’s hard to see all of the steps from beginning ...
TouchType Makes iPhone Email Better With Landscape Mode (36)
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For whatever reason, Apple decided not to allow “landscape mode” on iPhone email. If you want to turn the phone when the web browser is open and get the larger keyboard that makes two thumb typing realistic, no problem. But the email app is portrait only. Now a new iPhone application called TouchType (iTunes link) fixes the problem. Open the application and you get a landscape mode keypad. type an email, hit the send button ...
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Teresa said:
Shame that a developer had to fix this problem, while on the G1 you can pull out a full keyboard and type away with both thumbs...
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Dave said:
This app is indeed awesome.
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Will said:
If it worked for Text Messages, it'd be solid gold.
Japonya'da 1 Gbps internet devri (2)
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Japonlar'ın internet sağlayıcı şirketi KDDİ Corp 1 Ekim'de 1 Gbps hızında internet erişimini aylık 56$ fiyat ile vermeye hazırlanıyor. Halihazırda 100 mbps internet hızına sahip olan Japonya bu hizmeti fiber optik kablolar üzerinden sağlıyor. iki yıllık bir kontrat ile ayda yaklaşık 80 tl gibi bir ücret karşılığında japonlar 1 Gbps hıza erişebilecekler. KDDI firması bu girişimi japonya'da internet erişiminin %70'ni elinde bulunduran Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Cor (NTT olarak bilinir) şirketinden bir nebze pay kapmak ...
Kinds of people (20)
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Some people want to do things because they are interesting.Some people want to do things because they work.Some people want to do things because everyone else is doing them. And some people are satisfied/scared/shy/lazy and don't do anything. Think about blogging or buying a new pair of shoes or voting for a candidate or picking one career over another. Different people have very different agendas. The key in understanding someone's actions is understanding their agenda. ...
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R Karthick said:
Some people want to do things because they are interesting.Some people want to do things because they work.Some people want to do things because everyone else is doing them.
Dear Aunt TUAW: How do I get started programming for the iPhone? - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) (7)
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Filed under: Education, Developer, App Store, SDKDear Auntie TUAW, I've been thinking about trying my hand at development for the iPhone (I've got some good app ideas already), and I was wondering where a good place to start might be. Should I mess around with learning some Objective-C first, or just spend the $99 and dive in with the dev kit? I know some PHP, Javascript, and a smattering of C++, but have never tried ...
Twitter to launch election site tonight (MG Siegler/VentureBeat) (3)
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MG Siegler / VentureBeat: Twitter to launch election site tonight — Longtime users of the micro-messaging service Twitter may have noticed something around the start of the political primary season: A lot of tweets (Twitter messages) about politics. To some this is annoying, to others, it's addicting.
Mobile operators will be first to gain from mobile social networking (1)
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Social networking is gaining mobility as online social networking providers add mobile interfaces to their services, and numerous specialist, mobile-centric social networks emerge.
Mouse: The Best Mouse You've Ever Had (32)
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Yesterday we asked what the best mouse you've ever pointed and clicked with is, and hundreds of testimonials later, we're here to report back. From high DPI gaming mice to ergonomic RSI-killers to graphics tablets to portable mice perfect for laptop use, we had a ton of power users extolling the virtues of their chosen input devices. We've compiled the mice earning top marks into the following roundup of peripheral goodness for your consideration. Read ...
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Remo said:
Not very interesting. Just wanted to say Wacom Tablet FTW! Haven't touched my mouse in months. Also what learning curve, after a few hours playing around you're fully adapt.
Stanford students writing iPhone apps (6)
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Filed under: Software, Education, Developer, iPhone, App Store, SDK, iPod touchBack in July, we reported on an iPhone programming course being developed and offered by Stanford University. The course is in full swing this fall, with a reported 80 students signed up. Stanford has also started a project that is beginning to bear fruit in the form of iPhone and iPod touch apps -- the Stanford iApps Project.Five student-developed apps are now being tested as ...
Download Android 1.0 SDK...NOW [Android] (4)
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Google made the Android 1.0 SDK available today, following the announcement of the G1 phone yesterday. The 1.0 signification means it's technically out of beta, and you can develop without fear of major changes to Android's core programming. According to Mobile Whack, the only changes from the 0.9 release are some bug fixes and API inclusions. Download it here. [Mobile Whack]
Apple launches iPhone 3G online purchase tool (2)
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Filed under: Cellphones Worried about long lines for the iPhone 3G come this holiday season? Already breaking into cold sweats at the thought of standing knee-deep in snow for three hours so that your loved ones won't be filled with contempt for you? Take heart, consumers -- Apple has you covered. The company has just launched an online tool to take you through the process of purchasing an iPhone 3G, allowing you to just pop ...
Google Says It’s Making Reader More Fun (16)
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Don Reisinger via TechCrunch shared by 8 people Google yesterday announced a few updates to Google Reader. The company tried to throw in some cool lingo to make the announcement sound better than it was, but let’s face it — how excited can you really get about putting your feeds in alphabetical order? According to the company, sharing is now available to friends across the globe. Prior to this announcement, it was only available in ...
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Vitak said:
More fun?? How is that even possible? After all, Google Reader is about the funnest thing ever!
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AlexT said:
Now reader can Tag during adding note
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kmohr25 said:
Integration with Gmail is the only thing that will make me happy ........
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G$ said:
wowww now my feeds are in alphabetical order! Thanks google! ::sarcasm::
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SeanConnolly2000 said:
Bah! Wait till they get a load of ID's redesgin.
The iPhone Accelerometer is the Best Thing to Happen to Cheating Since the Konami Code [IPhone] (3)
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A Macenstein reader may have discovered the first instance of the accelerometer in the iPhone being used to enter a cheat code in a game. He claims that you can start on any level you like in Imagine Poker by shaking the device on the splash page until you hear a "giggle." The trick is that the code will only work if it is attempted exactly on the quarter hour (1:15 / 1:30 / 1:45 ...
