energy savings - my bit

This blog page saves 15Watts of energy (that’s a 20% savings based on if it was a white background_).
Time waster article to prove it here… wait, this one’s longer.

Posted at Nov 19th | 1 comment | Filed Under: Uncategorized read on

visualization

Just started reading Envisioning Information by Edward Tufte for some prep at work. Any book that starts with:
The world is complex, dynamic, multidimensional; the paper is static, flat. How are we to represent the rich visual world of experience and measurement on mere flatland?
is worth a read.
Get your own copy.

Posted at Nov 19th | no comments | Filed Under: Uncategorized read on

Google Android and the perils of software by committee

Is this a coming of age story or just an example of a great idea gone terribly wrong at the outset?
Enter with Care
Google over the past 10 years has completely reshaped the way the internet is used by the world. Providing applications that are easy to use, spiffy and just a complete departure from what [...]

Posted at Aug 13th | 4 comments | Filed Under: Software Development read on

NetFlix is so 1995 - it sux!

In a moment of weakness I gave in to advertising jingles and decided to try NetFlix out - its my second day using the service and one of the main reasons I decided to try it was their new WatchNow feature 
The WatchNow feature only works on Internet Explorer, buffering takes way too long - it [...]

Posted at Jul 21st | 3 comments | Filed Under: Uncategorized read on

if you’re planning on an MBA in an "elite" university…

I have many friends preparing and applying to top tier MBA programs and I’ve encouraged many of them to read this before they choose their schools.

Posted at Jul 16th | no comments | Filed Under: Uncategorized read on

the browser as a platform for mobile devices…

There has been a lot of talk about mobile web 2.0 lately and my initial impressions were that this was just another term coined by conference organizers.
Attending overtheair last weekend changed my view of this. The mobile web is real and what makes it exciting this time around is the inclusion of the millions [...]

Posted at Apr 8th | 1 comment | Filed Under: Mobile Applications read on

launch something…

This year, something has resonated within me - the idea of launching something, anything, and getting users to use the applications I dream up. It’s been a great year - with the launch of xamcram, and now a windows mobile application to sync your contacts with Plaxo.
Not all is perfect with both these apps, [...]

Posted at Apr 5th | no comments | Filed Under: Uncategorized read on

(almost) completed my PlaxoSync Application for windows mobile…

I had planned to finish my PlaxoSync application today/yesterday with all the edge cases taken care of and adding some polish (not gold plating).
However, due to unavoidable circumstances, i.e. getting completely goggle eyed on beer while pairing with the ultimate Dan Bodart, the app will have to be completed and released another day :)/
I will [...]

Posted at Apr 5th | 4 comments | Filed Under: Uncategorized read on

Awesome first few hours…

This has to be the most comfortable keynote seating area for a conference ever…

Posted at Apr 4th | no comments | Filed Under: Uncategorized read on

Over the Air, London April 4-5

Over the Air takes place in London starting tomorrow.
This promises to be the most fun conference I have ever attended (beside our regular MoMo Annual Summits). I am biased since I helped with some of the organizing. :)
We ran out of tickets within 2 weeks of opening registration. That’s upwards of 400 developers, designers, [...]

Posted at Apr 3rd | no comments | Filed Under: Mobile Applications read on