Hey, I’d actually use something like this, but, uh, not for every action my toddler takes. Like that plant that tweets when it needs water, but different.
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Explore a whole new way to window shop, with Google and your mobile phone
Dec 7, ’09
12:03 PM
QR codes + Google business listings = Yelp killer? Maybe. But aren’t QR codes so 2007? I thought Augmented Reality was the 2009 solution to this problem.
Explore a whole new way to window shop, with Google and your mobile phone
Mark the Spot iPhone App Tells AT&T Where They Suck – At&t – Gizmodo
Dec 7, ’09
10:07 AM
AT&T crowdsources data on locations where they can’t keep up a call up for more than 30 seconds, which include my home, office, car, and most of Loudoun County. Downloading it right now.
Mark the Spot iPhone App Tells AT&T Where They Suck – At&t – Gizmodo
13 Tools for Building Your Own iPhone App
Nov 4, ’09
2:34 PM
So, your news organization wants an iPhone app of its own, but doesn’t want to shell out for a developer with the skills to make it slick? Here’s a list of approaches that don’t require as much programming knowledge to put together a finished app.
How Journalists Can Use Twitter Lists to Customize, Discover and Curate
Oct 29, ’09
2:12 PM
Craig Kanalley files this Poynter story on how to set up and make the most out of Twitter lists, if you’re one of the lucky 25% or so with the feature live so far.
How Journalists Can Use Twitter Lists to Customize, Discover and Curate
Spammers, Evildoers, and Opportunists
Oct 13, ’09
8:32 PM
Derek Powazek’s essay on SEO makes an incredible amount of sense, but what he sees as “obvious” is still “new” to many on the Web. They just need a little help.
Go.USA.gov
Oct 13, ’09
11:38 AM
Yes, the United States government now has its own URL shortener. And a list of what’s popular.
Share Folders in Google Docs
Oct 12, ’09
2:42 PM
Seems useful for small/student newsrooms using Google Docs as their file management system, right?
The Beginner’s Guide to Tricking Out Your WordPress Blog
Sep 27, ’09
6:46 AM
A useful guide, especially if your blog is still outfitted with the default blue theme and zero plugins.