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How Lanyrd Uses HTML5 for a Great Mobile Web App
When it comes to HTML5 mobile Web app development, a lot of developers are waiting for a blue print of success to follow before jumping into the deep end. Sure,
NoSQL Database CouchDB Turns 1.0
The post-relational document database CouchDB reached its milestone 1.0 release today. Couchio, the corporate sponsor of the free open-source project, boasts that speeds in the new release are up
Now We Can Read Alone, Together: Instapaper Adds Social Features
Let's say you're about to get on an airplane. That means it's time for some pleasure reading, if you're lucky enough to be free from work obligations on a wifi-free
Google Goggles' Experiment Merges Online & Offline Advertising
Google Goggles, the mobile app that lets you search the Web by simply taking a picture with your smartphone, is announcing a marketing experiment today that merges offline marketing with
Google Begins Offering Multiple Account Sign-in
If you're anything like us, then you have multiple accounts for multiple purposes. Maybe you have one for your work life and one for your personal life, and even another
Comment of the Day: Build an Offline Browser
We have two winning comments today, from Michael Lambie and Vibhu Norby. Michael's comment was on our post The Best Things About Adobe's AIR Platform. He suggested that AIR could
Nokia Developer Forum Hacked, Taken Offline
The Nokia developer forum has been taken offline after a breach from malicious hackers, according to the company. During Nokia's investigation they discovered that the forum database table containing developers'
Will Hotmail Get Offline Storage Before Gmail?
Microsoft is working on an HTML5-enabled version of its Hotmail Web application, according to a new report from ZDNet. The updated version will deliver offline storage capabilities, which means webmail
Where's Our Real World Data Portability?
There was a question posted on Slashdot yesterday in which the asker sought advice on an electronic cash register set up that would output sales data in an open format.
Editor's Pick: 10 Things We're Dying to Know About Chrome OS
As founding editor of ReadWriteWeb, every weekend I'll pick out 2-3 posts from the past week which I thought were particularly good and worth highlighting. The biggest news last week
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