“I live in the browser most of the day, and every time I have to leave that to run something that’s not browser-based, that’s actually more annoying than positive. So our current thinking is to keep it in tabs.”Matthew Papakipos, Engineering Director at Chrom OS, Google talks Chrome OS, HTML5, and the future of software
A tumblog about the browser engine built into Safari, Chrome, iPhone, Palm Pre, and Android.
Written by David Kaneda, Creative Director at Ext JS. Submissions welcome.
Written by David Kaneda, Creative Director at Ext JS. Submissions welcome.
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Posts tagged with “ui” :
Fabio Sasso has created a fantastic demo showcasing what’s possibly using CSS3 and even provides all the code as a download.
Boombox
A new Chrome Experiment which allows you to equalize sound based on window size. Great concept.
A Guide to Mobile Web Design Tips and Tricks
Mashable provides a great overview of the mobile web landscape, including best practices, some helpful frameworks (like jQTouch), and some extra gallery/tutorial resources.
iPhone Developers Aren't Stupid, PPK
Faruk Ateş discusses PPK’s article on native-vs-web iPhone development, with some thoughts about development frameworks and App Store benefits.
Apple is not evil. iPhone developers are stupid.
With this post, about two weeks old at this point, PPK has started a landslide of native-vs-web debate. I’ll be posting some of the most notable responses today, though PPK has already done a great job of recapping the counter-arguments and summarizing his viewpoint.
Showcase of Designs Optimized for iPhone
Smashing Magazine has a great roundup posts of iPhone-optimized websites. Includes some of my favorites, like Nike Lab and Volkswagen.
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