getURL works in all browsers, but uses a more complicated communication system when sending data to your Captivate file from the LMS. It also makes a lot of clicking sounds.
Lucky Day – one of the best shorts I’ve seen. Ever.
Just take an iPhone 4 – my thoughts exactly. So nice, now that I have HD video capability and a better camera in my pocket. I still use my DSLR for sporting events and some other shots, but I love the iPhone because it’s an all-in-one, for almost everyone and everything.
MiFi of Your Dreams – not exactly, but it’s close. I could do without the steep $150 entry price. However, $40 a month for an unlimited “wherever I am” hotspot? Not too shabby.
The “lite” versions of most apps are crap, and do clog up the store.
Trials would be ridiculously easy to implement, either with a web-based widget for trying the app on a virtual iPhone/iPad, or as a download (as long as you were able to upgrade within the app, rather than having to go back to the App Store).
‘First to Do It’ vs. ‘First to Do It Right’ – solid explanation of the difference between adding features for the sake of having features, and adding features that let you do something your customer/user wants and/or needs to do. Same could be said for a lot of websites.
I have the honor of running a zone at the eLearning Guild’s Mobile Learning Conference (mLearnCon).
The zone is on Mobile Operating Systems (cleverly named, the MOSH Pit).
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Time-Lapse of Yankees World Series Win – I hate the Yankees. They even get the coolest photography hacks. I especially like the groundskeeping sequence at about 1:15 – watch the change at home plate. (via DF)
