Let’s not talk about Mr. Westerwave. Let’s not talk about any other ministers, like, well, you know who. Everyone talks about them. But I’m up to something else.
Some time ago I read on Adam Jackson’s Website that he had ten Twitter-accounts. Now in a world where most people say “Wtf is that, anyway? I [...]
iPhone app development has been fascinating me for a few weeks now, although I’m not close to being able to write one myself. What I find most impressive about iPhone apps in general is not their advertised features, but how the developers decided to transform their thoughts into an actual visible feature.
This includes, [...]
Everyone’s talking about how great the new version of the popular Twitter-Client Tweetie is. And I agree with John Gruber when he says “the bar has been raised“. But there are obviously some major shortcomings in Tweetie 2 and I don’t understand why they weren’t straightened out.
Well…it has been a long time now since NetNewsWire, the popular RSS Feed Reader for Mac, has changed his synchronization support from NewsGator to Google Reader. After some adjustments, everything worked fine – but not on the iPhone.
What had been so great – if anything – about NeNewsWire for iPhone was that it was able to sync the status of your feeds with the desktop application. This means that if you’ve already read an article on your Mac and then left your computer to…say…meet some friends and then checked again, the [...]
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