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Since Bobby Scoble posted a link to a funny video earlier about the lack of Flash on the iPhone, it has sparked more discussion about it on the comments thread. Here’s my take:
If the iPhone had Flash support, then it would be very easy to build fullscreen web-powered applications for the device which *could* look […]

July 9th, 2007
Categories: ui, iPhone, Apobe, Web2.0, flash, Apple, applications, web . Author: kosso . Comments: 8 Comments

This is fantastic. Found over on KittenFluff, I think this might possibly beat the ‘EPIC‘ video clips as faves of mine. Brilliant. Spot on!
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOE]
It’s so bloody good to be here.

February 4th, 2007
Categories: Connect, Now, Machine, Digital, Text, web, future, internet . Author: kosso . Comments: No Comments

What makes Second Life eerily powerful is the zero-distance between thinkers and technology by ZDNet’s Dana Gardner (and the ‘Briefings Direct’ podcast)– There is an egalitarian equalizing effect when your avatar IMs with another … even if you know who they are. There’s a comfort level with being virtual, and the IBMers seemed eager […]

December 16th, 2006
Categories: IBM, secondlife, Dana Gardner, Business 3.D, Briefings Direct, www, Second Life, ZDNet, internet, web, ideas, Communication, technology . Author: kosso . Comments: 2 Comments

With well formed data, there’s no reason why not.
Now, can we please work out the right way to *do* OPML please?
Basically:
If you want to point to a WEBSITE: use type=link and url=http://your.web.site.com
If you want to point to an RSS feed use type=rss and xmlUrl=htt://www.your.rss.feed.com/rss.xml
If you want to point to MORE OPML use type=include […]

December 11th, 2006
Categories: aggregators, IMHO, grazing, folders, Web 0.0, social, Network, feeds, rss, Dave Winer, feed, OPML, web . Author: kosso . Comments: No Comments

What’s that number? Well, that’s the TEN (count ‘em) mobile keyboard button pushes that will be required for simply typing the END of the url!!!!
Who even thinks these things up? At least .WAP was a simple ‘1927′ - let me guess, it wasn’t a european who came up with this .mobi top level domain […]

September 26th, 2006
Categories: .mobi, tld, domains, idiots, web, mobile . Author: kosso . Comments: 5 Comments

I totally agree with Dave on this. I was thinking this the other day,when I saw it.
Though I don’t think that Go2Web20 claim to have all companies listed, as it appears to just be a hobby(ish) site, but some of the ‘companies’ listed? Are they ‘web2.0′?
AOL??? Cooome oon!? Eh?
Also I see more than one link […]

September 17th, 2006
Categories: Web2.o, Dave Winer, web . Author: kosso . Comments: No Comments

This is a webcast of Sir Tim in Oxford recently (we were supposed to be going - but ultimately coudn't make it) talking about the Future of The Web. 
Abstract:
The development of Web technology has
been an exciting ride, a series of socially motivated technical
innovations some languishing, others catching on in a viral way. As
each development has […]

March 27th, 2006
Categories: RDF, webcast, tim berners-lee, future, feeds, web, ideas, Uncategorized . Author: kosso . Comments: No Comments