Notes on the Hacks and Hackers event at Google on how Google Wave can be used for journalism and thoughts about what how to pitch Wave. Continue reading →
I’ve just gotten my hands on a full MobileMe account and I thought I’d take the opportunity to compliment and complain. Spoiler: I’m impressed with the flashiness, but think there is a lot to work on. Continue reading →
The BBC reports a very cool new technology that allows scientists to track penguins based on their biometrics. I certainly can’t tell one penguin from another, and if software can do that, think of the implications. Imagine a computer that … Continue reading →
Mr. Fox said that Google’s approach was different from what Yahoo, AOL and others call behavioral targeting. Those companies look at what a user did a few days earlier to show them ads about the same topic today. Google says … Continue reading →
Boy, do I wish I had written this down first. The op-ed talks about ‘syncing.’ Or more appropriately, dealing with getting your data on any of your devices (smartphone, laptops, desktops, DVRs, etc…) whenever you want without any hassle. This … Continue reading →