The purpose of the iPhone Human Interface Guidelines (requires login) is to help developers create well-designed experiences for the iPhone […]
Month: December 2008
twitter is a game
On many occasions and even in a recent post, I’ve said that I just don’t get twitter. I was certain […]
5 dumb iPhone app genres
Raven Zachary posted recently about Apple’s new criteria for application acceptance, where he noted that there are now more fart […]
Maybe we need a downturn
The other day on my bus into downtown SF, a down-and-out looking guy stepped on and asked if anyone could […]
Bush branding: 11 labels we’d like to forget
Yesterday, NPR’s On The Media aired an interesting segment about Bush and language. It wasn’t another jab at his butchering […]
A Facebook Holiday
The somewhat agonizing ritual of sending holiday cards has been my way of keeping long-time and distant friends up-to-date on […]
Social Media: Lists, Predictions and Lists of Predictions
The end of 2008 is upon us, and that means pundits of all stripes are busy trying to boil it […]
Huffington vs. Stewart backstage – on blogging and web TV
For the last couple of months, I’ve been working for Kyte (more on that in a future post), and yesterday […]
Everything is amazing; nobody’s happy
I wish I could maintain this perspective all the time: Thanks Louis CK
No longer (Yelp) cool
Just a year ago, two of my most powerful Internet addictions were Yahoo Fantasy Sports and Yelp. Now, I hardly […]