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Supersweet update to an app that was born through our company's innovation program.
This wasn't the only incident to taint America's biggest shopping day.
Correction: Black Friday _itself_ is the taint. The only thing you can have on Black Friday are taint-within-a-taint incidents.
In a series of straight-talking conversations with accomplished social entrepreneurs, iOnPoverty viewers will gain information they need to get and keep social justice jobs. Think nitty-gritty content that is instantly useful, shockingly honest and enduringly inspiring.
I. Will. Be. Watching!
I love this site. It was just born but I'm finding it expands my thinking first by the way in which my brain takes in the artist's/thinker's visualization of thoughts, and second by the thoughts themselves.
I love the name of the site. Had never heard about vibriofischeri, but now that I know its connection to bioluminescence, it's a beautiful metaphor for the dissemination/multiplication of ideas. Vibriofischeri = Infographical ideation. Also like "Energyvortext."
Hint: Best viewed on handheld device in rotation lock so you can go round and round with them image :)
When an incoming call arrives, you can now quickly respond by text message, without needing to pick up the call or unlock the device. On the incoming call screen, you simply slide a control to see a list of text responses and then tap to send and end the call. You can add your own responses and manage the list from the Settings app.
Ice Cream Sandwich is an impressive update. Improved shutter speed and multi-snaps in the camera. Killer live-transcription. Simplified core apps. Even screenshots.
Unfortunately, it's not the iOS experience yet. Android dug itself into a big usability hole by making decisions like having four hardware buttons and leaving it unclear the context in which to use them. Ice Cream Sandwich is getting Android out of the hole (now only two hardware buttons + home button), but it'll take yet another version (or more) to achieve true simplicity.
When it comes to driving in the city, some folks think about how to get past the cars next to them, revving engines just to screech to a halt at the stop light they didn't notice. The game is about weaving in the moment. Others look ahead and consider ways to make their drives peaceful and their vehicles well maintained, coasting to the next stop light to conserve gas and brakes. It's about getting to a destination successfully and with class.
When it comes to software development, it is important to be the latter driver--in a car with a powerful engine, looking ahead instead left or right, and ready to make the right moves according to the destination. Too many organizations are the former driver, though. They see a trend to jump on or a competitor to beat, so they rev up only to find themselves stalled at the next light and wasting fuel. The constant weaving takes its toll on nerves and morale. Let's not race to the next red light; let's get somewhere--with class.