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Monthly Archives: January 2007
Long Live the Shuffle!
Apple just released a bunch of new iPod Shuffles the other day, and although I’m a huge fan of the color orange and that’s one of them, that’s not what’s inspiring this post. No, what’s behind this is my continued … Continue reading
Tagged Apple, iPod
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Reboot!
New toys make for fun playing. I recently found myself fortunate enough to pick up a new MacBook Pro, complete with the Parallels Desktop and Photoshop CS3 Beta. Well, one thing lead to another and then, kablammo, a new look … Continue reading
A Table-Less Product Grid
Since switching from the written content-heavy world of academia to the more photo and data-driven world of retail, I’ve been inundated with tables. There’s really nothing new about this— tables have been the web designer’s best friend since 1996. But … Continue reading
Tagged css, html, tutorial, web standards
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Clean Markup Double-Feature
I had the fortunate pleasure to read two great articles on clean markup and web standards back to back on my bus/ferry ride home from work the other day. The first, How to Grok Web Standards, by Craig Cook on … Continue reading
Tagged bookmarks, web standards
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Waking Up on the iPhone
After sleeping on the iPhone for a couple of days and thinking about my initial thoughts regarding it and its ability to sync with different software, etc., I ‘ve come to the following conclusions/opinions:
Tagged Apple, iPhone
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Regarding MacWorld
Ah Macworld… It’s one of at least two days per year the entire Macintosh community can gather around the proverbial fire in eager anticipation of something cool. So, what’d we get?
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