Ever since I upgraded my beloved Chrome browser to version 5 on my (Windows) computer, I’ve been wanting to get something off my chest about a new feature that was baked into it, one that annoys me to no end.
With the update to the most recent version of the program came an integration with [...]
Tags: Browser, Desire, English Web, Google, Google Toolbar, Hell, Help Page, Integration, Language Other Than English, Languages, Little Bugger, New Feature, Options Button, Pop, Spanish Translate, Translate Spanish, Translate Web, Web Page, Web Pages, Windows Computer
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Mon, February 15 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Probably the most controversial thing about the blogging service Tumblr is that it doesn’t have a built-in way to comment on posts. You sort of can do it now if you reblog an item and add your own note (which then shows up under the original post), but it’s not the same. And while they [...]
Tags: Backend, Blog, Dashboard, Feature Photo, New Feature, New Icon, People Photo, Photo Icon, Reply, Third Party, Toys, Tumblr
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Mon, February 8 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Since the dawn of Facebook’s Photos feature, users have been tasked with the not-so-terrible burden of having to manually click through every photo in an album. Sure, you can also hit the arrow key on your keyboard to jump to the next picture, but even that repetitive task could send you inching down the [...]
Tags: Arrow Key, Facebook, Fancy Transitions, Google, Gross National Happiness, Index Finger, Mac Desktop, Navigation Buttons, New Feature, Pet Projects, Photo Albums, Photo Changes, Photo Slideshows, Photo Uploader, Photo Viewer, Prototype, Prototypes, Repetitive Task, Treacherous Path, Tunnel Syndrome
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Mon, February 8 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Google is planning to unveil a broad new social product on Tuesday that will integrate with at least two existing Google products. Some details emerged earlier today on the Wall Street Journal (“a new feature that makes it easier and faster for users of Gmail to view media and status updates”), but our understanding is [...]
Tags: Gmail, Google, Live Coverage, New Feature, Photo, Product Tomorrow, Social Product, Social Services, Status Updates, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal
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Mon, February 8 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Perhaps the main problem I have with Android is that the apps (aside from the excellent Google-built ones) are simply not as good as the apps on the iPhone. Nowhere is this more apparent then with Twitter apps, since there are so many for both platforms. On Android, Seesmic was clearly the best one, but [...]
Tags: Apps, Dare, Followers, Google, Iphone, Lot, New Feature, New Features, Notifications, Platforms, Post Messages, Streams, Subtle Changes, Text Size Option, Tweetie, Twitter
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Fri, February 5 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments