The Snow Leopard Review
Last Friday, the Snow Leopard upgrade for the Mac OS arrived and I threw down my pencils and paper and started a family-style install across all our computers. This is our story. This is our review.
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Fun with Google Apps Mobile
If you aren’t using Google Apps Mobile yet on your iPhone, you need head into iTunes and download it today! My favorite part of Google Apps Mobile is playing with the Voice Search feature. You speak it. Google Apps Mobile will find it on the web for you. Most of the time. As you can see in the screenshot below, I did a previously successful search for “cochlear implants” — not an easy or expected couple of words to “get” but Google got ’em — and then I decided to speak “Panopticonic” to see how astute Google was at blending the new with the known.
Twitter Babbling Wins the Biggest Bucket
We are not tremendous Twitter fans — though we do use Twitter to Tweet you — and so we love the latest white paper from Pear Analytics describing how Twitter is more idle babble than active information sharing:
Medallions of Gold
If you want to run a taxi in New York City, it’s going to cost you $766,000.00USD to buy a medallion for the right to run that taxi. That cost is up 126% from $339,000.00 in 2004.
The Definition of RelationShaping
When we welcomed you here to RelationShaping.com on March 26, 2008, it was a major moment for us as a realization of an idea we had way back on November 10, 2005 in Urban Semiotic as we redefined how we reform each other in a modern world in an article called: “Virtual Relationshaping.”
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