Tag: technology
All the articles with the tag "technology".
Link post: jQuery Mobile Alpha 3
An early jQuery Mobile milestone from the project that brought touch-friendly, progressively enhanced interface components to mobile websites.
Link post: Mobile Web Application Best Practices
The W3C’s recommendations for improving mobile web applications cover performance, network use, input, layout, capabilities, and user experience.
Link post: 37signals' Chalk Dissected
37signals recently released a blackboard web app for iPad called Chalk. It includes Zepto, a few images, an iOS SpringBoard icon, and, of course, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Link post: The sizes Attribute for iOS Web Clip Icons
iOS 4.2.1 added support for the sizes attribute, allowing sites to provide multiple appropriately sized home-screen icons.
Video post: DepthJS
DepthJS DepthJS is a web browser extension that allows any any web page to interact with the Microsoft Kinect via JavaScript.
Photo post: Opera goes to eleven
Opera 11 beta became available for download, bringing new features and improvements to existing tools like tabs and mouse gestures.
Link post: Programming Windows Phone 7
Microsoft Press made Charles Petzold’s complete guide to programming Windows Phone 7 available as a free ebook and companion code download.
Photo post: AC/DC iDevices wallpaper
An AC/DC-themed wallpaper for Apple devices.
Link post: The Sixth Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview
Microsoft’s sixth Internet Explorer 9 platform preview highlighted hardware-accelerated HTML5, standards work, and another round of browser performance improvements.
Video post: TAT Home
A demo video for TAT Home, a mobile home-screen concept from The Astonishing Tribe built around live app content and gesture navigation.
Photo post: App Icon Template
After more than 10k downloads of my old app icon template and countless of requests for an update, i’ve put together an app icon template that should make your icon endeavors on the iOS platform easier.
Photo post: Guy Asks Obama: “Mr. President, Sign My iPad”
At a rally in Seattle, an Obama supporter asked the President to sign his iPad, and Obama happily obliged.
Link post: Is the iPhone the answer to website imagery?
Most in-page imagery on websites sucks. Grabbed from random sources and slapped on the website, it lacks design and consistency. However, your iPhone can help.
Photo post: Winamp for Android: Now in Beta
Winamp launched a beta version of its Android app.
Link post: Building your first Opera Link API application
A tutorial for building an application with Opera Link, the browser’s former API for synchronizing bookmarks and other user data.