Yo! Design Advice
Finally some design tips with some rhythm.
If only we could keep this attitude with our developers and designers all the way to production...
:-)
E.T.
So many things 'fly by' me when I'm working. I get to know Websites, technologies, design ideas and people all the time. This Blog is about these types of information/knowledge we all gather, while we are working...
Finally some design tips with some rhythm.
If only we could keep this attitude with our developers and designers all the way to production...
:-)
E.T.
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I was looking forward to use Mozilla Firefox 3.
(beta version: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all-beta.html)
The installation is easy and it 'remembered' all my settings and such.
However, when I tried to use it, I found that most of the add-ons and goodies I got so used to, are not supported yet.
So I tried to enjoy a 'naked/clean' FireFox. Not the same.
I hope that the developers of firebug, Google Gear and others are working on the next version.
FireFox is a great example of platform-based- ecosystem, driven by the developer community.
E.T.
Technorati Tags: FireFox, software
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Additional notes from the Under the Radar event - Graduate Circle track.
(not so much in my domain - so raw comments as is)
"...(comment: I worked hard in the past making SDN mean something else).
Nirvanix is the premier “Cloud Storage” platform provider. Nirvanix has built a global cluster of storage nodes collectively referred to as the Storage Delivery Network (SDN), powered by the Nirvanix Internet Media File System (IMFS). The SDN intelligently stores, delivers and processes storage requests in the best network location, providing the best user experience in the marketplace. With the ability to store multiple file copies in multiple geographic nodes, the SDN enables unparalleled data availability for developers, businesses and enterprises.
..."
"...Q-layer provides software for datacenters to enable the Virtual Private DataCenter (VPDC). With Q-layer, datacenter managers can provide their customers with a simple, self-service portal for datacenter provisioning. This allows customers to visually configure their datacenter with a simple drag-and-drop interface, including servers, networks, and SAN and NAS devices for storage. Datacenter managers can also integrate any other virtual appliances into the Q-layer Datacenter Abstraction Layer (DAL), to enable simple end-user provisioning of any service provided in their datacenter
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Additional notes from the Under the Radar event - Aggregation track.
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Labels: collaboration, docsyncer, documents, Event, Google, kwiry, microsoft, pageonce, undertheradar
Today I am at the Under the Radar event.
Some comments from the first session.
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Labels: Event, microsoft, OS, software, undertheradar
I did not Blogged for a while.
I know.
Sorry.
I have some great excuses if you are interesting in.
For example:
I was surprised to get comments from friends (and mom) that it was not unnoticed.
So, I am back blogging and I hope you will enjoy it.
E.T.
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One of my long time interests is multimedia. During past and current role, as well as private life, I keep monitoring this topic.
During this week, it was hard to miss the vibe around Veodia.
I first saw their offering during the office2.0 event last year. Veodia provided the video recording of the event. See:
This week Veodia announced their Flash Widget.
“…Latest buzz:
Veodia is a browser-based video service leveraging the new capabilities of Adobe Flash Player 9, allowing its users to create and stream their own crystal clear videos to millions of Adobe Flash players. With just a video camera, Internet connection and a Veodia account, users can easily broadcast live and record MPEG-4 / h.264 video from their browser. Veodia eliminates the need for expensive investments in encoding, streaming and distribution technology. All content created with or imported to the Veodia broadcasting service can be played back in native h.264 format with the latest version of Adobe Flash Player 9.
"Veodia decided over two years ago to build its core technology around the h.264 standard because of its superior quality and multi-device compatibility. When Adobe announced support for h.264 in the Adobe Flash Player it confirmed that we had made the right decision for our customers. Now in addition to viewing content in Quicktime, on 3G phones, iPhones, televisions and hundreds of other MPEG-4/h.264 compatible devices, our users can playback their Veodia content using Flash Player," said Guillaume Cohen, CEO, Veodia.
In addition, the new Veodia channel widget offers a more interactive navigation interface based on Adobe Flash technology, allowing viewers to browse through all videos published on a channel. See the new flash widget in action with a video message from Veodia's CEO at: http://www.veodia.com/flashdemo.
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