Handy Weather Mobile - A Mobile Web 2.0 application
Handy Weather Mobile can be considered as a stepping stone of the transition from WEB 2.0 to the WEB 3.0 world. Mobile web will be the main focus for everyone and th [..]
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Handy Weather Mobile ? A Mobile Web 2.0 application
Handy Weather Mobile can be considered as a stepping stone of the transition from WEB 2.0 to the WEB 3.0 world. Mobile web will be the main focus for everyone and th [..]
Boost Mobile unlimited plan: Too good to be true? Ahh the battle of the unlimited plans. Last month we learned of a new offering from Boost Mobile that seemed as though it would come in as the obvious winner, for those in areas well-covered by Sprint?s iDEN network at least. $50 each month, unlimited everything - or so we thought. As has become an [...] [..]
Handy Shell | Nokia Application Are you tired of the default Nokia standby menu screen? I mean everyone has it either turned on or off and nothing makes it special really and no matter how many applications you can actually show on the default menu screen makes no difference. But now with the introduction of Handy [...] [..]
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Your Handy Guide To Controller Evolution [Art] Some lovely charts here, courtesy of a Mr. Daniel Lopez. Two show the "evolution" of the control pad. The other? The "evolution" of the portable gaming console. [..]
Here's Your Handy Google+ Cheat Sheet (GOOG)
Google+ is increasingly looking like a successful property, and so it's worth learning a few things about how it works.
We missed some of these (in retrospect fairly obvious) tips and tricks so we thought we'd share them wit [..]
Judging Everyone In The NYC Startup World In One Handy Graphic Brand new startup blog EarlyStager put together this great (though admittedly ripped off) graphic explaining how they feel about different people, companies, and phenomena in the New York City startup ecosystem.
The chart evaluates the moral worth of things on x-axis, and their high- or low-brow appeal on the y-axis. The "anti-NYC personal branding campaign" of Speakertext founder Matt M [..]