A few weeks ago I wrote post demonstrating how to turn your blog into an iPhone App with a few easy steps, using the Phonegap approach, along with Apple’s Dashcode development tools. Today I am happy to announce that I’ve … Continue reading
MobileTech for Social Change Barcamp New York, February 21, 2009! | MobileActive.org The second in the MobileActive barcamp series, we'll explore mobile tech to advance social development and social change goals. Expect this to be highly participatory and interactive, and … Continue reading
MC bought me a swell gift for Christmas – the Flip Mino HD – a tiny wonder that delivers on the promise of high quality video in a small package. The only real issue I have with it is that … Continue reading
I’ve been doing some work on a iPhone webapp (natively deployed, wrapped in PhoneGap naturally) and decided to incorporate some advanced visualizations using Scalable Vector Graphics. Achieving robust SVG support in browsers has been a long struggle, and the good … Continue reading
Fifty People One Question :: Welcome We've asked two questions and received six hundred thirty-one responses from three hundred seventy-two cities. (tags: videos video documentary vimeo viral)
Safari Visual Effects Guide: Using Touch to Drag Elements In this example, the user can touch a box to drag it around the screen. The high-level steps are the same as before. You create an element to manipulate, register event … Continue reading
QuickConnect for iPhone QuickConnect is a small, powerful, modular, simple to use, application development library available for many languages. The QuickConnect library is currently available for: iPhone Java J2EE PHP Erlang Yaws AJAX and Flash. (tags: iphone javascript web mobile) … Continue reading
This Wednesday I’m speaking at what will be a very interesting event in Williamsburg hosted and organized by the fine folks at The Change You Want To See Gallery. Deanna Zandt, Nancy Scola and I will be discussing our personal … Continue reading
LED Holiday Sweaters Originally uploaded by nathanialfreitas Here is a fun idea for a holiday geek craft project… AND a great way to stand out at a party.
Extension:Google Maps – MediaWiki Maps are a great way to present information, and the Google Maps Extension brings the coolness of interactive, annotated maps to your wiki. With Google Maps Extension, you can: * Spice up articles with maps of … Continue reading