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In this 10 minute interview, Sarah Milstein, co-author of The Twitter Book, discusses Twitter's impact on the Iranian protests, the emerging relationship between Twitter and breaking news stories, and she addressed the fear of inadvertent transparency within immediate social messaging communications media. Read more.
Last week, Jonathan Zdziarski, the author of iPhone Forensics and other books, took part in a webcast in which he shared his latest technique to recover the live user disk from an iPhone over USB, without the need to bypass the iPhone passcode security or re-enable a disabled phone. At the end of the hour there were still a few questions unanswered, which Jonathan was kind enough to answer for us. Read more.
Apple Fills in Some Gaps With Latest iPhone — David Pogue, author of iPhone: The Missing Manual, gave high marks to the new iPhone 3G S in his New York Times review. Along with dozens of exciting new features, the iPhone 3G S is much faster, sports more storage, an improved camera, and can also capture video. "All of these changes make it much harder to resist the iPhone on intellectual, feature-counting grounds," writes Pogue. "The new iPhone doesn't just catch up to its rivals--it vaults a year ahead of them."
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Hallelujah! Geolocation is available in the iPhone's browser. I was thrilled to finally have this app ask to use my location. This is only true for the new 3.0 version of the browser (oddly, geolocation is *not* available in the Mac version of Safari 4). Adding the ability to geolocate users via the browser opens up a whole new range of web apps. If you're eager to start catering to the legion of iPhone users ready to tell you where they are, Adam DuVander (the fellow behind the Portland Wifi Finder among other things) has written up an excellent post on how to access their location. The iPhone is using the W3C Geo-Location spec. Read more.
This is the biggest week of the year for iPhone users, as Apple released iPhone OS 3.0 on Wednesday and will be launching the new iPhone 3GS on Friday. The iPhone OS 3.0 Software Update provides a significant number of enhancements to the operating system including spotlight search, cut, copy, & paste, voice memos, support for landscape keyboard usage in Mail, Messages, Notes, and Safari, MMS and tethering for carriers that support these features (AT&T; late summer for MMS, tethering TBD), and dozens of other improvements. Read more.
This article provides 10 tips and best practices (in no particular order) for maximizing the benefits that Dojo can bring to your next project. For a more thorough introduction to Dojo, see the article Dojo: The JavaScript Toolkit with Industrial Strength Mojo or pick up a copy of Dojo: The Definitive Guide. Read more.
All eyes are on Tehran right now. As the center of the Iranian election protests the city has become increasingly important to websites this week. To keep their site up-to-date with this latest crisis area Flickr switched out the Yahoo road Map with Open Street Map. When I heard about this I wondered how other major mapping sites faired. Read more.
Web Squared — Join John Battelle and Tim O'Reilly as they outline their ideas for how the Web is evolving—how the world is putting the Web to work to make business more efficient, culture more vibrant, and society more tolerant. It's been six years since the original Web 2.0 thesis and definite trends are emerging. Applications are becoming platforms for collective action, not just collective intelligence. The "data shadows" that people leave in cyberspace are becoming richer and deeper. When web meets world, we get Web Squared — the theme of this year's Web 2.0 Summit. This live webcast gives you the chance to ask questions and share your own web-squared ideas. Attendance is limited, so register now!
Augmented Reality is going to be coming to a phone near you very shortly. All it takes is a decent processor, a camera, a compass and a GPS -- all of which are becoming increasingly common on smart phones (Android phones and the iPhone 3GS qualify). It's going to be used primarily for games and geo-oriented apps. ARhrrr! is... Read more.
Development (4:10 PM CST): The State Department has been in contact with Twitter to make sure that the service remained available for protestors in Iran (reuters). Last Friday, Twitter started to digest the Iranian election results, and the tool became a powerful vehicle for protest and coordination for student protestors within Iran and interested parties outside the country. Read more.
Google sometimes finds itself at an difficult crossroad of wanting to make as much information available to as many people as possible, while still trying to obey the laws of the countries they operate in. I recently had a chance to talk to Marissa Mayer, who started at Google as their first female engineer, and has now risen to the ranks of vice president in charge of some of Google's most critical product areas, such as search, maps and Chrome. We talked about some of Google's future product directions, and also about how Google makes the decision as to when information has to be withheld from the users. Marissa will be delivering a keynote address at the O'Reilly Velocity Conference next week. Read more.
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government policy. But will the White House have the time and
resources to establish a foothold for a solid and lasting open
government program?
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