A CSS error on Apple’s website!!!!

No comments Apple Design Programming

Apple got so carried away with the launching of the new iPhone 2.0 that didn’t take into account the lenght of the headers in some languages. Bad CSS.

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Snapshot taken with Safari on Mac OS Leopard.

The one more thing in next WWDC will be an iWatch

No comments Apple + Interface

Two days and a keynote to Steve Jobs' "one more thing" thing at the WWDC which means it's mega-rumor time! Here's mine (via wmacphail): an iWatch, a watch with a multitouch screen which hooks wirelessly to your iPhone or MacBook. Here's the beast:

Hidden iPhone site uncovered. Can somebody teach Telefonica some web publishing?

One comment Apple + Blogosphere + Why didn't I think of that?

We've all uploaded a test web site for a customer to review in a hidden directory. More so, we've all created the infamous index2.html. But I bet that if you were developing a site for the launching of the iPhone in Spain, a gadget that gets a huge media and hackers ...

No Internet + No Phone = Get Things Done

No comments Mobility + The real world + Travel

Things, OmniFocus, Anxiety they're all neat applications that can help you to Get Things Done (GTD). But I just realized that the real GTD is having no internet access. Stranded near St. Tropez with my Mac and no internet connexion I did more actual work in a couple of hours than ...

How I learnt to love MarsEdit over Ecto and hate TextMate

4 comments Interface + Mac OS + Usability + Wordpress

I'm writing this on a lobby before a meeting with a client. Thanks to MarsEdit, a nifty desktop blogging app, I can write this while I'm offline and worry later about publishing this post. Nothing new actually, as I had been using Ecto previously. But somehow, with the improvements to the ...

No internet in Southpark

No comments Animation + Interface

Don't miss Southpark's season 12 episode 6 "Over Logging" about the effects of losing your connection to the internet at home. Remember last time your beloved internet provider left you out in the blank and you had to check your Facebook and IM your pals? Well, you get the feeling. Funny ...

21 Steps: literature meets Google Maps

No comments Interface + Web 2.0 + Why didn't I think of that?

An excellent mashup, or a geo-localized short story written on Google maps bubbles by writer Charles Cummings. I'm halfway through it and about to fly to Edimburgh. Don't tell me the end! Visit the 21 Steps website

The best band in the world is from Barcelona

No comments Barcelona + Music + The real world

La Banda Municipal del Polo Norte has recorded a demo CD with 5 tracks and a nice sleeve design which features a bear. Its title "Iros Despidiendo de Todo" which would roughly translate for "Say Goodbye To Everything", reminds me of Dougas Adams' So Long And Thanks For The Fish ...

Count basketball passes, get to know your brain better and save some cyclists. Perfect viral campaign.

2 comments Advertising

Do The Test is the perfect online campaign (yes, viral of course) to raise awarness for cyclist's accidents in the streets of London. In a nutshell: while you are concentrating on driving you can become blind to events that you would normally notice. This "inattention blindness" is in most ...

Oops they did it again: big corporations turning to YouTube for their TV ads.

No comments Advertising + Web 2.0

I wrote a while ago about a couple of tv ads "inspired" either by online projects or videoclips available on YouTube. Well, history repeats. A couple of weeks ago I found a gem on YouTube called Daft Hands, where a couple of hands with text on it danced to Daft Punk's ...

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