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January 2009

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Jan 31, 2009
Tiny Twitter - mobile twitter app by kevin cawley → tinytwitter.com

Love twitter and love tweeting from your mobile device? But don’t want to get dinged for updates and double dinged for friend updates continually arriving via SMS? Tiny Twitter is just what you are looking for and it will work on ANY Java enabled device

Jan 31, 2009
Jan 31, 2009
Find a coffee shop near you - CoffeeSeeker → coffeeseeker.com

CoffeeSeeker is a new, easy way to find and discover coffee shops near you. You can save your favorite coffee shops, rate them, or add new ones.

Shh, don’t tell anyone, but I HATE coffee! ;) Still useful though. Now we just need to get a few more Mom & Pop places on the map!
Jan 31, 2009
A New Year, A New Virb → new.virb.com

Looking good, looking good. Now hurry up and launch it already! ;)

Jan 30, 2009
Jan 30, 2009
Jan 30, 2009
LOLWRUS - Twitter + Flickr → lolwr.us

You may be familiar with LOLCATs, or maybe know someone who is. The LOLWRUS lets you make your own, by matching your Twitter tweets with a picture from Flickr, resulting in a new picture that may or may not be hilarious. Then, you can do all sorts of ridiculous things, like look at other people’s pictures.

TeeHee
Jan 30, 2009
Jan 29, 2009182 notes
Tweetwasters – teleute_uk (teleute_uk) - Wastin’ Time Tweetin’ → tweetwasters.com

heheheh, bad Teleute.

Jan 29, 2009
Jan 28, 2009
The Art of the Title Sequence → artofthetitle.com

Typography of film titles (yeah I know it says that already, I’m just spelling it out some more…)

Jan 28, 2009
Jan 27, 2009
The Paragraph in Web Typography & Design — Jon Tan 陳 → jontangerine.com

Paragraphs are punctuation, the punctuation of ideas. After selecting a typeface, choosing the right paragraph style is one of the cornerstones of good typography. This is a brief inquiry into paragraph style for the Web.

Jan 27, 2009
The Great Label Debate → chickenout.tv

Pick up a standard chicken in most supermarkets and the package is unlikely to tell you much about how that chicken was produced. Around 90% of chickens in the UK are farmed in intensive systems in conditions like those shown in the video here. By law, egg boxes must be labelled with the farming method and this has decreased sales of battery eggs. So why can’t chicken be honestly labelled too? The labels below are from supermarket own-brand chickens which were reared in standard, intensive conditions. Do you think they reflect the reality in the way the label “from caged hens” does for eggs?

Jan 27, 2009
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Jan 25, 2009
Tapulous - Social Apps for iPhone - Twinkle → tapulous.com

Twinkle, Twinkle Little App, Posting Tweets Is Now A Snap Discover, connect, and send messages to people nearby. Upload photos and update your Twitter account. Contact old friends and make new ones, all with Twinkle, the location-aware network for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Another stalker potential one here. Still baffled by such things, how is this any different than just turning round and talking to the person next to you? I think I’m just simple. :)
Jan 25, 2009
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