@grahamrb Sounds perfect. AirPlay is the killer.
@grahamrb Incredible. I’d happily leave it on all day with that kind of consumption.
@grahamrb Not fair. I’m still stuck on #OldTwitter.
@rekharach How sad.
@grahamrb That’s sad. Shows how important a business model is.
@grahamrb Coffee would be apt! I think their name comes from their first blog (Uncrate) which has a Zombie-like crowd following.
I’m adding Zombie Corp to my list of wildly awesome company names: http://www.zombiecorp.com/
@grahamrb Git? (I’m yet to try Git. So far it’s been Mercurial.)
@grahamrb Nope. They all have their pain-points and learning curves, but at least we’re getting out of the “CVS is the only option” days.
Walls are meant for drawing: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kernelpanic/4974377257/
@rungta Haha. Also, whichever lane you change to becomes the slower one.
This is bold: Dictionary.com’s entire background is an ad, but the whitespace makes it work. http://twitpic.com/2rdelg
My derogatory tweet about Samsung (and HTC) earned me followership from @SamsungMobileUS (a verified account). OK.
@rekharach Turn that off, please.
How apt is this new identity for a textile company: http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/textile_expos.php
This free Apple bumper feels surprisingly alright. Keeping it for now, but I suspect I’ll go back to caseless once this rubbery thing sags.
In honour of Vignelli Week at @DesignObserver, I’m proud to announce @Vignelli: a Twitter discourse of design wisdom from the Vignelli duo.
“Jhootha Hi Sahi” is Rahman returning to simple, soothing melodies. Vintage, jazz-like, soft sounds, reminiscent of Rahman’s early 90s work.
Sumsung and HTC marketers, take note: you can’t build brand loyalty by introducing new names every quarter. Tweak the design, not the brand.
@xAbhishek The real problem, I think, is the Android market’s inability to build brand loyalty around one name, whatever that name might be.
