In an effort to vie for your attention in the Check In Wars, Gowalla now lets you check in on Facebook and Foursquare. In an effort to vie for your attention in the TV and Movie Watching Wars, Netflix is willing to shell out big bucks for in-season TV shows. Good thing because the prospect [...]
Tagged Check In Wars, Gowalla, iPhone, Location, NetflixIt wasn’t all that hard to find, but I bet a lot of people will be looking for the song from the Google Nexus S video since they don’t credit it in the video or on the YouTube page. (And since my wife is a French teacher, I thought maybe I could help other French [...]
Tagged Allo Allo, Google, Les Sans Culottes, Music, Nexus S, YouTubeIt wasn’t the easiest thing to find, so I wanted to link to this page on how to change the SOAPAction header of a message in CXF. This is especially useful if you have a SOAPAction header that is = “” and causing issues when trying to connect to a .NET or WCF server with [...]
Tagged ContractFilter mismatch, CXF, Java, SOAPAction Header, SOAPFaultException, Web ServicesThis one not only has its own song, but the best parody of the magnitude quote with “140 words per post?” “140 characters.” (Brought to me to you by TechCrunch, of course)
Tagged TwitterMaybe they make more off the BlackBerry since they don’t have to give as much back to the manufacturer of the phone?
Tagged AT&T, Blackberry, iPhoneScribd is ditching Flash for HTML5, but Tim Bray says HTML5 ain’t all that big a deal.
Tagged HTML5, Scribd, TechCrunch, Tim BrayFirst: I Was A Lala User Second: Why Do Good Companies Ruin Startups? I Was A Lala User I’ll give Apple credit for giving a month of advance notice, but on the other hand (that first part was the first hand), why are they shutting down Lala before they launch iTunes.com? I must conclude that [...]
Tagged Apple, iTunes, iTunes.com, Lala.com, Music, ReadWriteWeb, TechCrunchBut none of the recently announced innovations are making my eyes light up like a kid first gazing on his Easter basket. First, from the Gmail Blog: Nested Labels and Message Preview. The Nested Labels thing actually did have me excited as though it were a chocolate egg or perhaps a Peep. But then I [...]
Tagged android, Droid, Gmail, iPhone, Nexus One