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![via insidefacebook.com "Facebook has open sourced Ringmark, its browser test suite for building apps on the mobile web, according to a post on the company???s HTML5 blog today. [..] The social network has an interest in helping HTML5 become a more v...](https://gle.ovo.kom.uni.st/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/eb056-media_httpwwwinsidefa_xdzmw-scaled500.png "Facebook open sources mobile browser test suite to promote HTML5 development")
Facebook open sources mobile browser test suite to promote HTML5 development
via insidefacebook.com “Facebook has open sourced Ringmark, its browser test suite for building apps on the mobile web, according to a post on the company???s HTML5 blog today. [..] The social network has an interest in helping HTML5 become a more v…
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Lorelle VanFossen – Google+ – Google URL Redirect Issues in Google Search Results,???
Check out this website I found at plus.google.com “Google Search Results include the URL redirect if you are logged into Google products and services. Lucky you. http://www.consumingexperience.com/2009/10/google-search-results-redirection…. 2. T…
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Google Will Pay Mozilla Almost $300M Per Year in Search Deal
After much speculation over whether Mozilla, the non-profit foundation, and Google, the search and advertising company, would renew their default search provision deal, Mozilla pay just under $300 million per year to be the default choice in Mozil…
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New Text-to-Speech API for Chrome extensions
Interested in making your Chrome Extension (or packaged app) talk using synthesized speech? Chrome now includes a Text-to-Speech (TTS) API that’s simple to use, powerful, and flexible for users. Let’s start with the “simple to use” part. A few clever apps and extensions figured out how to talk before this API was available – typically […]
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New Text-to-Speech API for Chrome extensions
Interested in making your Chrome Extension (or packaged app) talk using synthesized speech? Chrome now includes a Text-to-Speech (TTS) API that’s simple to use, powerful, and flexible for users. Let’s start with the “simple to use” part. A few clever apps and extensions figured out how to talk before this API was available – typically […]
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Playing With Fire: Amazon Launches $200 Tablet, Slashes Kindle Prices | Epicenter | Wired.com
Playing With Fire: Amazon Launches $200 Tablet, Slashes Kindle Prices By Steven Levy September 28, 2011 | 10:52 am | Categories: Mobile Internet, Publishing One year ago, almost to the day, Jeff Bezos gave me the reason why people should carry around a Kindle in the age of the iPad. No Angry Birds. “The number one […]