Posted by: globbe on: September 7, 2008
A no-go?
Based on the It’s Not Working On My Machine principle, I conclude that Google Chrome does not support XBAPs. Is this confirmed?
Posted by: globbe on: September 2, 2008
I’m sitting here reading through the comic book (that would be marketing brochure) from Google outlining their new Web Browser project, called Google Chrome. Most of the news sites are abuzz already praising this yet to be released product, calling it “an innovative new open source web browser” that according to arstechnica.com will offer ‘extraordinary’, [...]
Posted by: globbe on: September 6, 2007
Of course you saw it coming! At least if the name of any of your relatives was Nostradamus…
APPLE + STARBUCKS
From a marketing perspective I’m sure just the mentioning of these to brands in the same breath must make your head spin with all the life-style keywords you can slam onto the ads. The only problem [...]
Posted by: globbe on: April 20, 2007
Maybe most of you already know, but I’ll be visiting the Mix07 Conference in Las Vegas, USA (April 30th to May 2nd). Mix is a conference that aims to bring together web developers, designers and IT decision makers for a 72h discussion on the future of the web.
While MIX is organized by Microsoft Corp. they [...]
Posted by: globbe on: September 12, 2006
I for one find it increasingly difficult to remember all the interesting URL’s that I stumble upon when meandering the web. I am also very bad at actually making use of bookmarks, as I often find that the name of a bookmark fails to give an adequate description of where it points. Instead, I am [...]
Posted by: globbe on: September 1, 2006
Please observe that this post is entirely speculative and is in no ways based on any methodological research. It is merely posted as an open question.
When thinking about the vast “clusters of in-disposable information” floating around the universe according to Swedish astronomer and philosopher Peter Nilsson, in relation to what is known as the Web, [...]
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