October 2010
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On The One Year Anniversary Of The Photo of the... →
August 2010
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7 Things Photographers Should Never Do | Light... →
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برنامج قمردين للأيفون .. تذوق عبادتك ، ويذ...
ربما يكون البرنامج الوحيد الذي يسمح لمستخدمه بمتابعة ومراقبة أدائه في العبادات من صلاة وقراءة للقرآن وصيام وصدقة وغيرها من عبادات . برنامج أكثر من رائع وربما يكون بداية لنوعية جديدة من التطبيقات الملائمة لثقافتنا وقيمنا الإسلامية . وعلى حد قول مصممه :”كلنا نريد أن نتغيّر للأفضل .. و نرتقي بعبادتنا لدرجاتٍ أعلى .. و لكنّنا كثيراً ما نؤجّل ذلك تكاسلاً أو لعدم وجود من يدفعنا في الماء...
iPad at work on dirty jobs: Five lessons learned →
July 2010
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Google's Long History of Social Media Attempts... →
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10 Reasons I’m Switching from TweetDeck to... →
TweetDeck is a fantastic app, don’t get me wrong. However, HootSuite offers the candy that’s more satisfying to my taste buds. My Twitter apps are what I call “always-on” because they’re one of the few apps I leave running and visible at all times. So, switching apps isn’t something I take lightly.
With that said, here’s ten reasons I’ve decided to switch from TweetDeck to HootSuite.
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14 Simple Tips for Super Fast Web Browsing →
Post written by Leo Babauta.
As someone who does most of his work on the web, I’ve developed some habits to allow me to work quickly, without distraction, so that I can get my work done easily.
When I see others browse the web, it sometimes surprises me how far behind they are, and when others see me browse the web they’re surprised at how quick I am.
June 2010
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10 Web Design Bloggers You Should Follow →
May 2010
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Seven Hints for Selling Ideas - Rosabeth Moss... →
Regardless of how good it is, no idea sells itself. Before getting commitment to proceed with an idea for a new product, process, venture, technology, service, policy, or organizational change, innovators must sell the idea to potential backers and supporters, and neutralize the critics. They must find resources, expertise, and support. They must convince colleagues to advance the idea in meetings...
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Google debuts Google TV with Sony and Intel →
Google Inc. wants to bring the Internet to your television screen.
The Internet giant unveiled a new platform called Google TV that it says “will change the future of television” during the company’s developer conference Thursday in San Francisco. Google is putting its Android software and Chrome Web browser on television and other home entertainment devices in an attempt to...
Adobe's new ad and apple's response.
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And Apple’s response:
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April 2010
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“Flash is a successful business for Adobe, and we can understand why they want to...”
– Steve Jobs - Thoughts on Flash (via minimalmac)
Steve Jobs' Advice to Nike: Get Rid of the Crappy... →
minimalmac:
“Just get rid of the crappy stuff, and focus on the good stuff.”
Just as true for a big company as it is for everything we do.
5 Ways Apple's iAd Will Change the Way You... →
One week ago, Apple announced a mobile advertising platform that it will launch alongside the iPhone’s new OS 4.0 software this summer. Dubbed iAd, it will integrate interactive, rich media ads into iPhone, iPod touch and iPad apps. Apple will host and sell the ads, giving the app developers 60 percent of the profits.
Is this Is Apple's Next iPhone - Iphone 4 -... →
Why I Bought an iPad (And Why You Should Too) |... →
Well, there is something mystery about the iPad device and I believe this view will clarify it :)
Top 40 tips to help you take the very best photos... →
Info for iPad users in Kuwait →
For those of you considering getting an iPad here in Kuwait here is a helpful tip. The App Store, one of the most crucial parts of the iPad experience doesn’t work with your Kuwaiti credit card. There isn’t a Kuwait iPad store yet just a US one and you won’t be able to access the US one from your iPad unless you have a US account.
If you’re like me and don’t have a US based credit card then you...
iPad First Impressions →
OK, I think I have had enough time with the iPad now to share some first impressions. Keep in mind that these are based upon a few hours of sporadic usage and hence they are a lot more jerk then knee. Also, this was written entirely on the iPad in landscape orientation on my lap.
Holy Moses is…
Evernote for iPad is here!
Evernote for iPad is here! « Evernote Blogcast
“I don’t think of my life as a career, I do stuff. I respond to stuff. That’s not...”
– Steve Jobs in an Interview with Stephen Fry in Time (via minimalmac)
March 2010
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The 100 best business books of all time →
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Leveraging LinkedIn For Results →
In the crowded social networking tools out there, Linkedin stands out for professional networking.
Yummygum Office
minimalmac:
At Yummygum, we embrace a minimal mind set not only in our online corporate visual identity but also in our office. We’ve tried to create a minimal workspace, using the Bluelounge CableBox, a lot of whitespace and a clean and clutter free desk.
(Submitted by Yummygum)
Holy moly! This shot is just the beginning. Click the link and see the whole set. Beautiful stuff.
How cool...
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25 Photos Comparing Exact Same Places from Past &... →
How cool is that! A cleaver way of telling a story by comparing old and present photo of the exact position.
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What writing does for the Mind →
I always say, in business it’s all about writing.. so here we go. A great ebook chapter posted online by Scott Scheper about the importance of writing and 9 tips for becoming an unstoppable writer.
How To Get Your Good Ideas Heard →
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What Apple Sells... →
Apple has never really been in the business of selling product. What Apple really sells is an experience.
What Apple sells begins before you even walk in the door…
It begins before you take out your credit card…
It continues when you get back home…
To when you start it up…
My…
Can’t agree more :)
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HOW TO: Create a Successful Company Blog →
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Your Site is a Startup →
It’s funny how most of the websites still in the startup age, which was years and years ago.. forgetting the progress been achieved in interaction and customer driven mentality in the last few years. Thanks Eric Sagalyn (via tpl)
February 2010
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