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The application is a model of elegant simplicity. The application is a model of elegant simplicity. Tags: Made by Many Social Web application design discovery ideas interface music proposition recommendation redesign spotif There’s no denying that Spotify has taken the world of online music to a new (legal) level. Their ever-increasing catalogue of artists and albums, coupled with the acceptance of their app into the iTunes store will, no doubt, alter the way millions of people both pay for and consume music.

success . Corporate Social Management Plans should lay out flexible and forgiving models where workers can select any application they want and simple APIs connect to any relevant central data hubs. Because there is a tipping point between what is a popular application and what becomes an institutionalized application. should be a structure that allows great flexibility in Integration is Enterprise 2.0. This week my friend and colleague Dion Hinchcliffe posted an article on ZD Net describing 14 Reasons Why Enterprise 2.0

Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life Truth, Justice and the Pursuit of Excellent Software Navigation for Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - The Difference between a Social Network Site, a Social Graph Application and a Social OS Content Sidebar Footer August 30, 2007 @ 09:18 AM Comments [6] The Difference between a Social Network Site, a Social Graph Application and a Social OS Recently someone at work asked me if I thought

Now here is a useful post on some additional applications, 25 Creative Uses of Twitter . I wondered when people would get really creative with Twitter when I posted on some interesting Twitter apps from the New York Times . Naturally, I found this through George Dearing on Twitter. The new list did include Kickbee, an elastic band with vibration sensors

You can do your bit for the Internet by showing a warning to IE 6 users in your Rails applications, or disabling it completely for those users, encouraging them to upgrade their browsers (or nag the relevant Sys Admin). Well, the uprising against IE 6 has begun, and not a moment too soon - IE 6 will be seven years old on August 27th. In fact, there’s even a service to say goodbye to the old dinosaur.

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As you can probably tell, I'm being a little tongue-in-cheek with the title of this post, just for the sake of provocation. But I actually do have a theory about how to design great mobile apps. I've been floating the idea with colleagues lately, and it's been producing great results: Strongly opinionated responses, for and against!

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