Zeldman, whom I very much admire for his book Designing With Web Standards, seems to have a left a very bad example for the rest of the web development community when it comes to Internet Explorer 7 beta.
What’s he doing exactly? He’s concerning himself with incompatibilities between his site and IE7 beta.
If you’re wondering [...]
The Vessel love continues. It seems they’ve made a slightly altered version of their Time Tag: The Tempo Thermo Tag that tells the temperature. Nice.
Vessel solidifies their spot near the top of my industrial design list with the newly unveiled Luau portable lamp.
Looking like a modern interpretation of the old oil-fueled lantern, it’s lit by LEDs that are dimmable and give 6-10 hours of light when not charging on it’s base. It is, quite simply, the candela’s older [...]
NPR, a fantastic source of publicly funded content, is about to come to a critical juncture. As podcasts allow consumers to decide what they listen to and when they listen to it, NPR will have a difficult time injecting their five minute pleas for donations from the public.
The Solution? Choose Your Own Price
When [...]
This picture of my friend and 2045 compatriot Joe may be the most delightfully horrifying thing I have ever seen. If you were going to do a modern remake of H.R. Pufnstuf mashed up with Pee-wee’s Playhouse, this face would be both it’s basis and inspiration.
Please send all therapy bills directly to Joe.
Hard drive manufacturer Western Digital has created a hard drive with a transparent case so you can see the drive hard at work while it’s doing it’s job. It’s cool stuff and they brag like mad about it.
How We Did It
An engineering feat unrivaled in the annals of the hard drive industry. [...]
This is the year we’re finally going to get some wifi phones that don’t look like they were manufactured in 1989. (Seriously guys, what’s up with the monochrome screens?)
Linksys is going to be the first out of the gate with the WIP300 shipping this month. With support for SIPv2, 802.11b/g, POP3 email and [...]
Why Internet Explorer Sucks
Internet Explorer 6 sucks and there’s a clear reason why. They simply stopped working on it. After IE6 came out, Microsoft disbanded the product team. Let me repeat that. Having released Internet Explorer 6, they shut down the team and distributed it’s programmers to other parts of the [...]
The Winner: Detroit by 43.9 Million
The freedom and neutrality of the internet is much of what makes it so empowering to us, but numerous companies are trying to hijack the Internet as we know it. It’s time we start talking about it and fight them one issue at a time.
Part 1: AOL and Yahoo¡ Want To Tax Email
AOL and [...]
