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iPhone with One Hand Comes Naturally

Posted on November 6, 2009 by Lloyd

Jason Kottke’s recent article “One-handed computing with the iPhone” (published yesterday, Oct 29th, 2009) begins:
“The easy single-handed operation of the iPhone [] is not one of its obvious selling points but is one of those little features that grows on … Continue reading →

Posted in Computing, Consuming | Also tagged Boris Mann, Cell Phone, Everyware, Evolution, Hardware Design, Hardware Interface, Instincts, iPhone, Jason Kottke, John Gruber, Mobile Computing, Mobile Phone, nature, One-handed computing with the iPhone, Pervasive Computing, Stylus, Ubiquitous Computing, Wearable Computers | 4 Comments

Does this mean that Netscape is really dead this time?

Posted on March 1, 2008 by Lloyd

Almost fourteen years after Marc Andreessen’s first Netscape browser, “Netscape as a maker of client software is no more.” writes Mozilla’s Asa Dotzler.
“While we will no longer support the Netscape web browser as of [March 1], 2008, Netscape.com will still … Continue reading →

Posted in Web | Also tagged AOL, Asa Dotzler, Code Rush, Firefox, Jason Calcanis, Jay Garcia, Mercurial Communications, Michael Arrington, Netscape, Netscape 8 Browser, Netscape Browser, Netscape Communicator, Netscape Digg Clone, Netscape Navigator 9, Thunderbird | 7 Comments