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Problems at the polls? Send a tweet

Long lines, broken voting machines, and citizens who can't vote because their names don't show up on the registration rolls. A group of software developers and designers have teamed up with the blog techPresident to make it easier for voters to broadcast such issues far and wide--fast. The Twitter...

Posted to Software by Anonymous on 11-03-2008
Start Em Young - Three Web Apps for Families

Since launching Dad-o-Matic , a blog where dads give views, reviews, news, and ideas about parenting, I’ve been thinking a lot about how families interact with the Web. I look for applications and ideas that give parents some “first steps” into sharing experiences using online tools...

Posted to Software by Anonymous on 10-24-2008
Silverlight 2 Interview on HerdingCode PodCast

Earlier this week Tim Heuer and I got a chance to be interviewed on the HerdingCode podcast. Thanks to Jon Galloway and co for a great show!.. It was a very fun experience. Here is the topic list we covered... Fun, fun stuff! Listen to our Silverlight 2 podcast ! What's...

Posted to Programming by Anonymous on 10-17-2008
University Tries "One iPhone Per Student"

alphadogg writes to tell us that one freshman class has a little more than usual to be excited about. When students at Abilene Christian University showed up for their first days of class they were greeted with the choice of either a new iPhone 3g or an iPod Touch plus a package of custom web apps to...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 10-13-2008
Clivir’s Tutorial Community Lets You Be the Student and the Teacher (The Startup Review)

Company Clivir 20-Word description Clivir is a free tutorial-based learning community where you can be both the teacher and the student. 100 word description Come hither to Clivir. Clivir features tutorial style lessons that can be created by combining text with Web-based resources from sites like YouTube...

Posted to Software by Anonymous on 10-02-2008
How Many Times Will Mobile Operators Repeat the Same Mistake?

I’m puzzled. All the mobile service providers and all the internet service providers know that if they put a cap on a service that’s supposed to be unlimited there will be a huge backlash when someone notices. And these days, someone always notices. Especially if your data plan comes with...

Posted to Software by Anonymous on 09-25-2008
Epocrates for iPhone application released

Epocrates have released their iPhone version as a downloadble, installable application. This means that you no longer need internet access to use ePocrates on the iPhone: Epocrates Rx software for iPhone is now available for download for FREE! Epocrates Rx allows for instant access to drug Information...

Posted to General Science by Anonymous on 07-14-2008
AT&T’s CTO says 3G is ready for new iPhone

Om Malik asks “will 3G be ready for new iPhone? AT&T’s CTO John Donovan says “we will have enough bandwidth…” in this interview, posted today. It’s only five minutes long, and he talks about some of the other challenges 3G and more cell phones will bring.

Posted to Software by Anonymous on 06-09-2008
NYTimes Speculates On the Next iPhone

Achromatic1978 writes "The NYT has a story on the next revision of the iPhone, and discusses what will become of the iPhone, now that the hype is starting to slow (Jobs goal for 2008 was ten million iPhones sold — as of the first quarter, only 1.7 million have left the shelves). The WWDC is...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 05-29-2008
Cheaper Iphone fuels 3G rumours

Stewart Meagher the Inquirer , Wednesday 16 April 2008. 10:30:00 Only late adopters need apply MOBILE PHONE PEDDLER O2 is cutting the price of the lowest-spec iPhone by £100, probably to clear stocks for the much-rumoured launch of the updated 3G capable handset. From today you can a grab the basic...

Posted to Hardware by Anonymous on 04-16-2008

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