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good analogy on what is happening to the advertising agency, uneconomic, not sudden event.
I coined the new word, neologisophilia, today whilst chatting with Tom Coates. Neologisophilia - a love of creating new words. Something I think conference attending web geeks are very prone. Google has currently zero entries, so I think it might be genuinely new.
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The original edition of this book was a great help in getting Oscar to sleep well, glad to see it being updated. One of the best baby books we bought, highly recommended - Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems
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One of the first apps to move across
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Story behind the open iPhone sdk and why it remains relevant, I wish I had time to devote to this at the minute.
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Enter an email address for the person whose accounts you want to find and then discover how to change or hide the address, useful for discovering how connected your identity is on the internet
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Useful tool for determining fare code or class availbility on different flights, seems to be pretty good. Helpful if you want to see if there is availability in the fare code for an upgrade.
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Pleased to have in some small way enabled this conversation between wet lab scientists and those who understand software, looking forward to more of this on Nature Network
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Pretty, but expensive stainless steel desk system. It looks lovely, but at 1600 dollars including UK delivery I think I'll stick with ikea...
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Analysis of the background app / network access issue for iPhone apps from Craig Hockenberry. It is all about battery life, radios drain batteries really quickly, so one at a time and no background does make sense.
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Some good stuff in this interview with Steve Jobs, particularly on Apple culture, hiring and saying no.
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Rumored Canon 5D replacement spec
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Amazin video of a very stable walking robot, survives snow, ice, being kicked hard and it can even jump
I've been using Amazon Prime in the UK and was loving it, then I looked at my ordering history and have decided that the combination of Prime and On Click is too polluting. Order things more than 90 minutes apart and they come, at no extra expense, in separate deliveries. Needless to say I've turned off One click and now consolidate my orders into something sensible.
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Interesting discussion of the focus performance of the 85 f1.2 II Canon prime lens. It uses the largest Canon ring USM motor at 77mm. Its focus is slow, but accurate.
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