World Champions
The Red Sox did it again,… a nice sweep of the Rockies to win the World Series!
Sweet… smooth…
The Red Sox did it again,… a nice sweep of the Rockies to win the World Series!
Sweet… smooth…
Gravatar has been acquired by Automattic.
Here is what Om Malik thinks about this acquisition, as for myself I could see how to use it for tracking comments I put on weblogs (and comments are useful). Now that I have a Gravatar tied to my email address, checking and parsing Gravatar.com’s webserver logs could tell where I leave comments (assuming the blog has gravatar switched on).
Here is the very few lines of code to make your WordPress blog also Gravatar-enabled.
The very same mp4 file taken from the same computer… here is the result with YouTube and with Kewego. I reported the problem to Kewego about a month ago and apparently nothing has be done so far! Too bad.
I get yesterday my stickers from MOO. I wanted to test out the service and thought I could give it a try to print out QR Codes stickers…
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Tommi’s blog: 2D barcodes pointing directly to application downloads
Good idea, I had seen it somewhere I think but do not remember where (I thought it was on GetJar but apparently not and I could not find it). Here is a two inputs on my side.
1) Not sure that going directly to the download process is the right way to go. An intermediate page that gives some information to the end user like download size and version might be safer. User might feel a bit more secure as soon as it knows how big is the file he is going to download (and charge for, as long as we do not have true flat rate).
2) Why generating one barcode per device model ? (ie. Share online per N95, Share online per N73,… ) the whole logic should be hidden to the user and put on the server side. The correct version of the software to be downloaded should be determined on the server (thanks to User-agent detection), if it exists.
Schrep’s blog: Mozilla and Mobile, another start from the Mozilla Foundation for building a mobile web browser. Wonder what is the status of Minimo.
btw… how would you define the mobile web ? (question asked on LinkedIn)
Just got the latest Swisscom newsletter…
International communication: We’ve dropped our price in Europe, geez… it is about time that mobile becomes really mobile and does not stop at the border. What about true flat rate for datas ? and dropping the price of the SMS/MMS ?
And now you can open a blog on Swisscom-mobile, here is mine – a test. I would say, once again, that it is about time, when will they innovate, they have all the infrastructure, in the best position to bring interesting services to the user… but no. Oh and by the way, opening a blog on Swisscom Mobile is free but here is a list of price just in case, and of course do not try to browse your blog from your mobile, the mobile web is so far away… for them!
Second W2 stamm was held yesterday at Cisco. I am glad it went fairly well with good presentations and some very interesting networking. There was even a quick Telepresence demo at the end but first Joanna, my colleague, introduced Cisco’s involvement into Second Life. By the way here are the SLurl to Cisco’s island and a link to the official Cisco’s Virtual World blog which also talk about Second Life of course.
In the second presentation, Stephane Cheikh talked about his experience at SITA on how to implement a customized corporate RSS reader with live example and he shared his lessons learned.
Third presentation was done by Matthias Lüfkens who introduced the World Economic Forum on Facebook.
Photos and videos will be published soon. Next stamm is in Zürich at Cablecom Headquarters. Programm is known you just need to subscribe to join the party!
Links:
J.-C. Morand: Des formateurs virtuels pour CISCO chez Secondlife and a set of pictures on Flickr.