Hi, I’m Colin.

FriendFeed launches an iPhone-friendly version of their Website, and I think it is great.

Here we go again. Back on to get it off.

A few simple Twitter bots by Kyle Slattery to keep you up-to-date with Euro 2008.

A nice feature from the folks at FriendFeed.

A quick and simple way to stay up-to-date with someone, or something, on Twitter without needing to “follow” them.

A list of applications that, if set properly, can help Twitter with their scaling problem rather than pummel their servers with requests.

If you have an Xbox 360 and a Macintosh, you should consider buying Connect 360.

Jeffery Zeldman and Jeremy Keith chime in on “bringing it all together”. Sort of.

Leonard Lin on scaling for both Twitter and Wordpress and the response both subjects have gotten recently.

Twitter is kinda sorta down and I’m thinking I can’t be the only one affected by it.

Josh Lowensohn on Twinkle, a location-aware iPhone application.

A neat little service that shows you the latest Twitter statuses from people within 1, 5, 10, or 20 miles from any location you enter.

Statistics for any account on Twitter.

I need your help to figure out whether or not I should update Twitter, automatically, when I update my site.

The number of followers I have on Twitter isn’t a true representation of how many people are following me.

One more step in bringing it all together is now all mobile photos that I post will be on my site exclusively, rather than on Flickr, here is how I did it and what I’ll be doing later.

I think it might be time for me to start pulling all of my “content” into one place, here on my own site, rather than spreading it out all over the Internet. I’m hoping this will give me more control, and have more fun, putting stuff on the Web.

Do you find yourself using a particular service, not because you like it, but because your friends or “the masses” are using it? I do.

Viddler has finally released the second major version of their web site and video player after months of development and testing.

Twitter has updated their API and removed a few values from their JSON output but hasn’t said anything about it yet, so I thought I would.

I’m currently employing four separate ways to produce content. How many are you using?