Most web campaigns seem to focus on the desktop user, where there is gradual trend away from desktop based web surfing to hand-held devices (smart-phones, portable Internet enabled gaming devices and PDAs) and lounge-room based devices. Over the last month alone mobile-based web surfing has risen from 0.6% of all traffic to around 1.6% of all traffic.
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Cyanogen Adventures
September 26th, 2009
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I’ve had my HTC Magic (32B) for a month now, and figured it was time to push it a little. Cyanogen seems to be the popular choice for this, so I went with it. I had a very painless experience doing this, and this is how:
First, get hold of the stable Cyanogen image. I used [...]
Waving Web
August 15th, 2009
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Google itself says “A wave is equal parts conversation and document.”. I’d personally prefer to think of it as a live document, and not psuedo-live. It is live because a Wave can be edited by multiple people, simultaniously and all changes can be dispersed to all users.
