I’ve been reading what I can about Google Wave and it looks to have some really nice features for collaboration on so many different levels. I’ve missed a real collaboration tool since Groove was purchased by Microsoft. I used to use Groove on a daily basis with a number of different people and different projects […]
Entries from May 2009
Google Wave Will Make A Big Splash
May 29th, 2009 · No Comments
Category: General · Software Development
Tags: Google, google IO, google wave, groove, groove networks, microsoft groove, wave
Apple iTablet
May 21st, 2009 · No Comments
Ever since I picked up an Apple iTouch (iPhone) I immediately knew Apple had to make a tablet sized device. The reality has been coming closer and closer with the various rumor sites announcing various things. The latest is right along the right lines Apple should be heading down. And hopefully they are. If only […]
Category: General
Tags: apple, iPhone iPod Touch, ipod, itouch
Multipart XMLHttpRequests (MXHR)
May 21st, 2009 · No Comments
The folks at Digg have come up with what they are calling Multipart XHLHttpRequests (MXHR). Basically it is a method for bundling multiple HTTP requests into a single HTTP request and unbundling on the client side through a Javascript handler. As described by the Digg’s blog post: We call this technique MXHR (short for Multipart […]
Category: Software Development
Tags: Ajax, digg, DUI.Stream, HTTP, JavaScript, Multipart XMLHttpRequests, mxhr, XHR, XMLHttpRequest
Cyan’s Myst Released For The iPhone
May 3rd, 2009 · No Comments
Image via Wikipedia The most popular game for all of the 90’s has just been released for the iPhone. Myst by Cyan. This is a perfectly suitable game for the iPhone interface. I predict that this will quickly rise to the #1 selling game on the iPhone for a whole new generation of folks. I […]
Category: General
Tags: cyan, iPhone, Myst, Rand Miller, Robyn Miller, Sims