Tweets
733 posts filed under Tweets.
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November 25, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-25
Is the DVD dead? (I hope so) http://bit.ly/hRPxaf # Tim Berners-Lee Calls Facebook a Walled Garden – Is That Fair? http://bit.ly/fpmEka # Newark to build New Jersey’s first …
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November 24, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-24
Cool! Amazon Black Friday deal: $89 Kindle 2 http://bit.ly/hK83Ps # Tim Berners-Lee: The Web is threatened http://bit.ly/fpTHER # Powered by Twitter Tools
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November 21, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-21
Oracle Announces Release Date for Java 7 http://bit.ly/d5pdGM # Powered by Twitter Tools
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November 21, 2010
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-11-21
Geocaching in SoMo with the family. (@ South Mountain Reservation w/ 2 others) http://4sq.com/coJ9XB # The Scourge of IE6 Continues, for Some Surprising Reasons …
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November 20, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-20
‘20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web’ http://bit.ly/cjLvZY # Audible (an Amazon company) has a bunch of exciting Tech and Product Development job openings …
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November 19, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-19
The First Augmented Reality Star Wars Game, Falcon Gunner, Hits The App Store http://bit.ly/d7N9xo # Amazon battles iTunes downloads with huge price slash on Beatles CDs …
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November 18, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-18
IT’S OFFICIAL: Microsoft’s Investment In Facebook At A “Ridiculous” Valuation Was BRILLIANT http://bit.ly/dDogt2 # Powered by Twitter Tools
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November 17, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-17
The Java crisis: what are Oracle, IBM, Google and Apache fighting over? http://bit.ly/9XRwts # Google Exec: In 5 To 8 Years, Everyone Will Have An IPTV http://bit.ly/db8QwS # Why …
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November 16, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-16
Why the web has not switched to SSL-only yet? http://bit.ly/arapId # Powered by Twitter Tools
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November 15, 2010
Daily Twitter Updates for 2010-11-15
Geocaching in SoMo with the family. (@ South Mountain Reservation w/ 2 others) http://4sq.com/coJ9XB # The Scourge of IE6 Continues, for Some Surprising Reasons …