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Facebook URL Helper
The Facebook iPhone application now has an address book syncing feature that will pull in all of your friend’s profile pictures and also set up their Web site URLs as fb://somethingsomething. Chris Clark, in his infinite genius, put together a helper for your Macintosh that will redirect fb:// URLs to their proper http:// equivalent.
Viddler on Facebook’s Developer Garage livestream
Thanks to Ethan Beard, who is as I type hosting Facebook’s Developer Garage, for including the Viddler logo in his slide about applications on Facebook.
Posted in Notes Also tagged ethan beard, facebook developer garage, livestream, ustream, viddler 2 Comments
Facebook acquires FriendFeed
TechCrunch reports that Facebook has acquired FriendFeed. I suppose my question last week about who uses FriendFeed now has an answer: Everyone that uses Facebook.
Missing the old days of blogging
Michael Heilemann recently had an idea for a comment system based on Twitter @replies. Not a new idea, to be sure, as there are several rather well-documented solutions for this floating around out there. But that isn’t the bit I’m interested in with his post. I’m interested in the bit where he says he misses [...]
Posted in Notes Also tagged blogging, comments, community, friendfeed, interactivity, michael heilemann, socialweb, twitter 5 Comments
Facebook for iPhone 3.0 coming soon
When the Web-based version of the Facebook iPhone application shipped it was great. When the first version of the native Facebook iPhone application shipped it was great. Even though I think it is a bit overdue, when the next version of the Facebook iPhone application ships, it will more than likely be great too.
Mobile Facebook wishes…
I have a few simple wishes for Facebook’s mobile offerings. I access Facebook on-the-go using my iPhone – though I believe that these wishes will help more than just iPhone users.
iphone.facebook.com
One of the very first web apps for the iPhone and one that Apple has promoted during it’s Keynote addresses – Facebook had a good [...]
Random 60: Stop complaining!
Random 60: Stop complaining! | Favorite on Viddler.
In the world of social media everyone has a voice. If you only have 1 follower on Twitter (I’m cdevroe, btw) or the only friends you have on Facebook (I’m on there too) are your relatives – it doesn’t matter – you have a way to spread “your [...]
Posted in Videos Also tagged blogging, complaining, positivity, r60, social media, twitter 16 Comments
Third-party iPhone applications: Take one.
A few thoughts from the first weekend of third-party iPhone applications.
Posted in Notes Also tagged aol, app store, apple, applications, connected flow, development, exposure, flickr, iphone, itunes, macintosh, mobile aim 1 Comment
Pagination in Facebook applications with PHP
A snippet from Kyle Slattery.
Posted in Links Also tagged developers, development, f8, kyle slattery, pagination, php, programming, viddler Leave a comment
I’ve deleted my MySpace, Facebook, and LinkedIn accounts
After debating it for nearly 6 months, I've decided to decrease my online footprint based on usage and perceived value.
The Web 2.0 Expo experience
The Web 2.0 Expo is over so I thought I'd jot down my thoughts of the Expo, Web 2Open, the launch of Viddler 2.0, the Web 2 Party, and show off some photos of all of these events.
Posted in Notes Also tagged california, chris-messina, chris-tingom, citizen-agency, d.-keith-robinson, dustin-diaz, event, faberlove, flickr, food, google, harry-snodgrass, hatomic, jina-bolton, larry-halff, ma.gnolia, microformats, microsoft, oranges, party, Photos, san-francisco, santa-clara, saratoga, scrapblog, tara-hunt, version2, viddler, web2expo, yahoo!, zimki 4 Comments
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