Adobe Brings AIR To Linux

Adobe now offers AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) for Linux users. Version 1.5 of AIR is available to users of Fedora Core, Ubuntu 7.10, OpenSuse 10.3 or higher Linux suppliers. The carryover to Linux is due to the overwhelming popularity of AIR on Windows and Macintosh, where the technology has already been available for months. From Adobe.com: Adobe AIR is a cross-operating system runtime that enables web developers to use their existing web development skills, code and tools to build and deploy... Read More

LG Set to Unveil 3G Wrist Phone

LG looks to be the first company to cram some 3G into a wrist phone with the LG-GD910. Like the super-high-tech watch-calculator your friend’s dad had when you were a kid, the LG-GD910 is reportedly going to put more technology into a wrist-sized package than most people thought possible. The device, set to be unveiled at January’s CES event, will bring all the functionality of a standard 3G touch-phone to a wearable package. The GD910 will have a 1.43 inch colour LCD touch screen, allowing... Read More

Quick Hands-on with Fennec, Mozilla’s Mobile Browser

Mozilla is looking to spread the success of their Firefox browser into the world of mobile phones, and have moved one step closer with the release of the latest alpha version of Fennec. Fennec, Mozilla’s mobile-based counterpart to Firefox, hit alpha version 2 this past week. For now the web browser only works on the Nokia N810 line of internet tablets. Even then it is only designed for testing purposes, so that users can work out bugs and web developers can give feedback and suggestions. Users... Read More

Design Shard, More Than Just A Web Design Blog

Whether you’re a noobie with Photoshop or a web design veteran, Design Shard has something to offer you. Design Shard is a web blog that provides resources for web designers. On the blog you can find program tutorials, design tips and tricks, inspiration, exposure, and links to other valuable resources. There is a veritable wealth of information on this blog to help grow your artistic abilities and expand your online web pages and businesses. Instructive posts teach users how to blend form... Read More

Passage, the Fantastic Indie Title, Released for iPhone

Passage, the poignant indie game that surprised and moved gamers and critics alike a year ago, has made its way to the iPhone. Passage, designed and programmed by video game artist Jason Rohrer, is hard to describe and even harder to describe without ruining the experience for anyone who hasn’t played it yet. Let’s just say that Passage crams more emotional profoundness into 100×16 pixels than all 400 milion hours of cut scenes in Metal Gear Solid 4. With no dialogue, explicit story,... Read More

Social Bookmarking: What Can it Do For Me?

For those who don’t know what social bookmarking is, most will define it as putting the Bookmarks Folder from your Web browser on a specific site for all users to see. It has now become a phenomenon as others who look on social bookmarking sites will bookmark others’ content, to turn something popular into something even more popular. There are several Social Bookmarking sites on the web today, and the top five are: Digg Del.icio.us StumbleUpon Reddit Squidoo These sites are set up... Read More

The Future of SEO

It’s hard to believe that a site’s popularity is often determined by the public’s ability to enter in a few keywords on a Search Engine like Google, Yahoo, or MSN, but this is the age of SEO. Since this search engine factor can make or break a business or website, web entrepreneurs have to ask what the future of online marketing and SEO will be. First, search engines will just keep getting smarter with services that can collect our data about our surfing habits. I’m certain... Read More

Turn Your Mac Touchpad into a Drawing Tablet with the Pogo Sketch

The new Pogo Sketch stylus may turn out to be a low-cost alternative to a professional drawing tablet. The Pogo Sketch, from Ten One Design, is a new pencil-style stylus for use with all “capacitive touch screens,” as the product’s site explains. What this means, for those that have no idea what “capacitive” is (e.g., me,) is that it is compatible with the iPhone, iPod Touch, and all Macbooks with multitouch trackpads, such as the Macbook, Macbook Pro, and Macbook Air.... Read More

Digg Struggles To Make A Profit, Creates New Advertising System

Business Week got its mitts on Digg’s latest financial statement and has reported that the popular website is having a hard time turning a profit in these troubling economic times. Here are the facts: Digg had revenues of $4.8 million in 2007 and losses of $2.8 million. The first three quarters of 2008 report a similar situation with revenues of $6.4 million and losses of $4 million. Total revenue for 2008 is $8.5 million with a loss of $5.3 million. Overall, the numbers are not looking too... Read More

Mac Games Arcade, a Digital Download Application for Mac, Released

This last week has seen the release of Mac Games Arcade, an application that allows Mac users to purchase and download a variety of games for Mac. Mac Games Arcade, which is made by the same people who run Inside Mac Games, a Mac gaming news site, and Macgamestore.com, an online store for ordering boxed Mac games, is a free, downloadable application that helps users find Mac-specific games. With Mac Games Arcade users can browse through and purchase from an ever-growing selection of almost 400 games.... Read More

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