Sorry, but I just have to say it, I can't stand using Facebook. Sure, I use it because well everybody I know is on it, but when I use it, I find I'm far too often faced with windows like this on Facebook, that ask, "Before you continue, set up personalized alerts... enter your e-mail". ...
< < a Facebook conversation with friend Paul Renaud...>> Mitch is wondering where real life begins... and surreal life begins? Paul: Isn't that the underlying subtext of the movie Spiral? "Mason is never-the-less neurotic and reclusive, living a life of anonymity, working from a drab cubicle in a florescent-lit phone bank, repeating the same meaningless conversation with faceless strangers ...
Those crazy folks at NetLifeResearch have launched this year's version of the infamous Bad Usability Calendar. NetLife is a usability firm in Norway. The calendar features 12 humourous design tips, poking fun at the over-use of web 2.0 glitz, social net apps, and iTunes interfaces. I've printed out copies for all ...
Honeywell had it right in this vintage magazine ad from 1981. Email: confounding blasts of out-of-control electrons. Sometimes it's useful, most of the time it's anatomically and/or financially incorrect. Back in 2003, tech blogger Paul Soltoff wrote about his predictions for email. There's a tendency when one predicts the future to focus on ...
The premise is interesting... ResidentsIQ people moving into a close-knit environments may not have the skills to get to know each other... A new condo... you don't know your neighbours... It's not easy making connections. Although it's a good concept, it still leaves me skeptical... Residents IQ? ...
Everyone wants to be viral - not from a biological or pathological perspective (not very enticing) - but a web perspective. A few local startups have had great success at creating enticing applications. We've talked before about iotum's Free Conference Calling on Facebook. The really interesting twist from iotum: it's not ...
It took Nadine and I about 20 minutes to create this Scrabulous masterpiece. Its combined worth is a mere 57... but really it's priceless! Since the Facebook Goldrush began last year, Scrabulous has become one of the top ten apps. No wonder. Nobody wants to play scrabble with you! Especially if you're ...
As if email and Facebook weren't distracting enough... Montreal-based Visicommedia just released their Facebook Toolbar for Explorer. You can track your notifications, access your friends, and launch your zombie applications all from the convenience of IE. It's nicely done... no plans for Firefox though. Visicommedia has been a prominent developer ...
Despite all their Beacon Blunders recently, Facebook won't allow people to sell their own ads on their profiles. Facebook privacy czar Chris Kelly claims that he doesn't want profile pages to "become cluttered". Considering how esthetically-challenged Facebook already is, that reasoning is a load of crap for sure! In all likelihood, The Berg ...
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