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To the numerous naysayers regarding the future of mobile as I was authoring Mobile Web Design: Don't let the door hit you on the way out. |
Flickr Mobile now plays videos on iPhone? No way. http://tinyurl.com/5moukz (thx @gruber) |
Uh oh. Just realized I left my umbrella in the car at the train station. Wrong day to do that. |
@cdutson Yes, it'll ship to Canada. |
Letterpress poster available December 15ish. http://tinyurl.com/5a7j77 |
@ryancarson I'm sorry to hear. Anything you can share? |
@davegreiner Seriously, mad props to Campaign Monitor. Nice work. |
While I'm at it, the new Campaign Monitor flat-out rocks for email marketing. And I thought it couldn't get any better. http://is.gd/1oGr |
Big Cartel flat-out rocks for easy e-commerce. http://bigcartel.com/ |
Giving @dkr's latest mixtape a listen. http://dangerismyfirstname.... |
Content providers head down slippery slope when customizing content per device if haven't considered dev & maintenance overhead beforehand |
My remarks are more along the lines of the mobile website vs. installed app debate. Which isn't a new debate by any means. |
@ (several people) re: pic upload feature for Amazon app. Saw that, yes. |
@joepemberton Like Flickr Mobile (the web one) -- still the best mobile web experience on iPhone so far IMO. |
On related note, I'm expecting to hear sometime soon, "Man causes serious car accident while tweeting. News at 11." |
Wow, not bad. Vlingo worked pretty well for that. Perhaps I can now tweet while driving without endangering fellow drivers. |
i am speaking this tweet using vlingo |
Re: Amazon iPhone app: Hmm. The mobile web version (also optimized for iPhone) functions perfectly fine. An iPhone app seems unnecessary. |
Amazon Mobile for iPhone http://tinyurl.com/63kpkt (thx @gruber) |
Growing tired of the mile-long receipts from US stores these days containing endless survey invitations. |
