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Writely’s New Interface

Wednesday, October 11th, 2006

Google-fied! Still doesn’t work on Safari, the main Mac browser. I’ve only had 2 minutes to give her a once over. When I went to bed, it was the old domain name and old interface. This morning it’s the customary simple blue and white that Google uses on a lot of […]

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I usually like to discount these types of studies but this one is pretty dead on. It explains how behavioral studies into stress for women differs greatly than that of men. This is significant because previously it was assumed everyone had a fight or flight reaction to stress, whereas this study indicates women […]

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Flickr’s New Non-Flash Organizer

Tuesday, May 16th, 2006

Just read Nathan Pitman’s report about the updated Flickr Gamma version. One particular note was the Organizer is no longer done in Flash. Scanning the the announcement page, help page, and bug list, I couldn’t really find any information or context as to why. Anyone have any more info?

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Fake Story? Cingular Patents the Emoticon

Thursday, January 26th, 2006

Via Cellular News.
Just to debunk this story before the blogs take off with it, searching for the number provided by Cellular News at the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s online search does not come up any results.
Can anyone confirm the patent is real?

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Adobe Gets in the Labs Mix

Monday, January 9th, 2006

There is a new Adobe Beta called Adobe Lightroom at the labs. It’s nice to see Adobe so quickly adapt adopt the Macromedia lab mindset.
The front-page picture is really nice and soothing, but I get nervous when that giant eye stares at me at 1:00am…

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