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Google Maps for Flash
Learn how to use 3D viewing for Google Maps with Flash and the new Google Map API. This tutorial was written by Niels Musschoot and is available at activeTuts+. Have fun! (translate)
X-Treme Accordion XML
Flashtuning has made available for free one of his components, in this case the X-Treme Accordion XML. The menu is fully customizable and includes the following features: - No Flash Knowledge required to insert the Accordion SWF inside the HTML page(s) of your site - Fully customizable XML driven content - Customizable width, height and item size - View [...] (translate)
Dron Towels Off Another FOT Installment
Alex Dron continues to roll out his short, FOT – The Next Big Thing, online. Broken into chunks, the award-winning, Flash-animated short is being spooled out onto Vimeo, and below you can see part 5. Related posts FOT From Dron (6) FOT – The Next Big Thing? (11) Auckland Animator Puts the Fot in Football (3) Yukfoo Embarks [...] (translate)
Why I won’t be buying ebooks for a while
When I finished my last ebook the other day, i went to my bookshelf. Mainly it was to save a little money, I read fast when I read fiction, so I was consuming about 2-3 books a month, not a cheap hobby. So I picked up a trusty paperback I've read 3 times previous but not recently (the last 4 years or s0). I had forgotten how nice a book feels. No I'm not suddenly an anti paper luddite, but real books are nice, the feel of paper (in this books case) the degrading spine (mass market paperbacks sadly aren't (translate)
FuseTalk Inc. Licenses Strategic Internet Patent Portfolio
FuseTalkTM gains important patent rights for online forums, blogs and wikis, business improvement and business intelligence software. The license patents are highly complementary to FuseTalk's existing intellectual property assets. Ottawa, ON (PRWEB) February 10, 2010 -- FuseTalk Inc. announced today that it has signed a new software patent license agreement with Cerinet Inc. Under the agreement, FuseTalk receives a lives-of-patents license under certain patents and applications for fields of use relevant and exclusive to FuseTalk's current and planned products. The effective date of the agreement is December 30, 2009. All other terms of the agreement are confidential."We are glad to (translate)
Design SIG event
Meer informatie snel. Vast staat de datum (25 Februari) en dat het in Antwerpen zal plaatsvinden. Save the date! Inschrijven kan al. Datum: don, 25/02/2010 - 17:00 Locatie: Antwerpen (translate)
Wall Street Journal on Apple, Flash and more
The Wall Street Journal just published an interesting article entitled “The Microsofting of Apple?” with their thoughts on Apple, Flash, Google and more. If you’re not subscribed to the WSJ, you can find the article on Ben Forta’s blog. It’s refreshing to see the “old media’s” take on this… They surely make some interesting points. (translate)
Day 2 with the Nexus One
I promised to keep you up to date with how I get on with Google’s Nexus One. Today is actually already day three without using Apple’s phone and I’m still enjoying it. The only thing that I am really starting to miss is a decent mail client. This could potentially become a real problem. The Nexus [...] (translate)
Google Doesn't Need More Products — It Needs to Combine What it Already Has
The introduction of Google Buzz has inspired me to write something up that I've been thinking for a long time: Google needs to stop inventing new things, and start focusing on integrating what they already have. (translate)
Why does Facebook keep redesigning?
Facebook is rolling out yet another redesign, which will surely inflame a portion of its committed user base. I checked in with E. A. Vander Veer, author of "Facebook: The Missing Manual," to get her take on Facebook's redesign frequency, its dominant position, and the willingness of users to "retrain" themselves. (translate)