Reading List

What if LinkedIn became your contact manager and email?

Susan Mernit's survival guide for job seekers

20 percent of US adults aged 55-64 send text messages

Information and resources on the Hayward Fault

Wired reviews Nokia's Come with Music strategy

Mashup showing real-time movement of Zurich trains on a Google map.

Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Education, based in Mendicino

Theory that it is related to Finnish

Location-based social networking platform

Fun flash front end microsite pointing to various Nokia technologies

Profile of Heather Champ and the other flickr community managers

Bluetooth pairing with a simple tap.

Interview with Ginevra, one of the voices behind @sixapart.

Homepage for Deadheads. Features daily selections of Dead shows from today's date in history.

Survey of the state of the market as of June 2007

it's becoming apparent that mobile social networking isn't necessarily going to be the new frontier that everyone thought it would be. Instead, as consumers surf the "real internet" on their mobile devices, they're also interacting with "real" social networks

A look back at advertising during the Great Depression suggests otherwise.

Home of the technicolor panda yawn

Massive crowdsourced pixel art map

Missing twitter, facebook, and many others. Verizon charges a monthly fee as well. Fail.

Test your site using mobile browser emmulator

Create twitter chatrooms on the fly - a Russell Beattie creation

iPhone application platform limitations are keeping the cap on true innovation

Wario breaks apart the standard YouTube layout. Clever.

Comment widget

Comment widget, now part of automattic

Flash widget platform

Open-sourced, extensible, and self-hosting.

Mike Elgan of Computerworld envisions a future without business cards.

Within an hour, all but 4 answers were submitted. The median time to finish a request was an impressive 26 seconds. (Amazingly, over 110 answers were completed in under 10 seconds without any errors.)