Launchability demoed CoTweet at the New York Tech Meetup this past Tuesday. Apparently, the guys thought it would be funny if they busted on me in front of 400 NYTech folks. Thanks for the love guys!
With this OmniGraffle Stencil, I hope to help other Interaction Designers and Information Architects quickly build up interfaces with common Social Media interface components.
Love the Meetup project. I’ve met some of the most amazing people through Meetups.
Recently (Well, June 11th, eons in Internet time) they went through a revamp. So, don’t forget to stop by Meetup.com and see what’s new.
Also, check out their new campaign: Unplug Your Friends
This video is brilliant.
Yesterday, Google released a comic depicting their approach to building a better browser that is primed for Application rendering. “Chrome,” as Google has named it, has some “new” takes on browser design such as treating it like a Multi-Processing OS. They used a specialized team called V8 in Denmark to help them build a virtual machine for JavaScript. That’s certainly promising for tabaholics like myself. And ironically, I’d just quit out of FF from a bad memory bloat a split-second before reading the Google post.
Update: If you’re looking for the video conference. There ya go!
AideRSS is a nifty RSS service that ranks posts (PostRank™) based on several factors including, but not limited to, comments, bookmarks, diggs, and gReader shares. They have IMO, done a nice job implementing a log-in interface for OpenID.
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