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Applications & Services

• 09.05.08 | Posted By C Hill
  My so called 2D barcode Applications & Services, iphone | (3)

  2D barcode formats? QR code? Data matrix? It's all new to me but these black and white squares have been around as an open standards project since at least 1989. And obviously this technology is big in japan. All technology is big in japan. Just like all up and coming new music is big in Belgium. So this is a QR barcode for phixda.org ( i took this picture on the train with my iphone) and if I have a QR code reader app on my iPhone (which I do - neoreader) and I take a picture of it - the app ...
• 09.02.08 | Posted By C Hill
  Option anxiety Applications & Services | (4)

  I love firefox and I love chrome. I don't know which one to set as my default. I've been with firefox so long and I'm a huge fan of everything google - except picasa because flickr is way better. And to be honest with you I've been spending a lot of time with safari but that's only on my iPhone so it doesn't really count - right
• 08.26.08 | Posted By C Hill
  Thumb speed Applications & Services, brain monkey, opinion | (1)

  I've been typing all my posts and comments with my thumbs. It's a little difficult. Typing on the iPhone is obviously not a great experience. Sending text messages requires a little more effort. Sometimes I miss my old buttons. I still don't know how to copy and past or create a link. Sometimes when I backspace one letter I end up deleting several spaces. A bumpy train ride can make things pretty intersting too. But with out the iPhone I wouldn't even be posting. I'd be reading a book or a newspaper.
• 05.12.08 | Posted By Bryan
  Sort a Card, Any Card Applications & Services, outside | (2)

  I am now a part of the small group of people that clicked on a banner ad (intentionally). I found a banner for OptimalSort while browsing boxesandarrows.com OptimalSort is a neat online card sorting application developed in the land of Middle Earth (New Zealand). There are 30 day, 90 day and annual paid subscriptions and even a free account that just limits your limits your number of active projects, cards & participants. They even have a "hefty discount" for universities and non-profit groups.

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