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Apple upsets a few more app developers
Yesterday Apple started removing apps from its App store if they contain “overtly sexual content”, it has since been said that Apple will actually remove apps for content such as swim suits or ice skating tights. Developers of such applications received no notice of the upcoming change in policy, they were just notified that their [...]
How lists benefit everybody in the twitter ecosystem
Twitter’s ‘lists’ feature demonstrates again how the twitter development team totally understands the way that the web works. They have managed to create a feature that not only improves a user’s individual twitter experience but also adds value to a user’s network.
Unsurprisingly, the new functionality allows a user to add people to a number of [...]
HTML 5 – A video introduction
Today I found a great video from Brad Neuberg that goes some way to explaining why HTML 5 is important and how it is the next step in the development of the web.
Brad is a Google engineer and was one of the main developers for the Dojo JavaScript framework.
The Dip
Recently I read “the Dip“, by Seth Godin. As with all of Seth’s books, it is well written and very thought-provoking.
Its premise is: Achieving something worthwhile is difficult. The difficulty of the achievement makes most people drop out. This means that the people who push through the hard part and achieve their goal are in [...]
Inspiration from Gary Vaynerchuk
Recently I have been reading a lot of books which have inspired me to work harder on my current projects.
At the Future of Web Apps 2009 conference, run by Carsonified, Gary Vaynerchuk gave an inspiring talk about how the current financial climate is an excellent opportunity to hustle and grow your business.
Some of the great [...]
Comcast prefer IE6 to Google Chrome?
“It’s Time to Upgrade Your Browser”?
or is it time to upgrade your recommended browser list?
Blog Action Day
Blog Action Day is an initiative for bloggers to spend some time thinking about issues affecting the world and to try to think about how we can help. This year the topic is poverty.
Here at LogicFlip, we have only just started our blog, this is only post number 3! We presumed our first posts would [...]