Stanford iPhone 101: App Development Videos available through iTunes U
by Black Digerati
In a recent post on Black Digerati we gave our perspective on why African-American Digerati’s should become iPhone app development entrepreneurs. Prior to the post, some of you may have already taken stabs at creating your own iPhone app, while others of you may not be sure where or how to start.
Read MoreThe Best of the Blogosphere Right in Your Pocket
by rahsheen
Regator is the popular directory of “the web’s best blog posts from the web’s best blogs.” We touched on Regator in finding news relevant to you and later in more detail after their redesign. The directory is maintained by the Regator staff to ensure the highest quality content from the blogosphere. Earlier this week, they [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 7-24-09
by rahsheen
Google just announced a new Gmail feature which makes it simple to unsubscribe from trusted mailing lists. Sometimes, we subscribe to things and later decide it’s too much or not valuable. Rather than hunting around for that tiny unsubscribe link, Gmail let’s unsubscribe by hitting Report Spam. Even if it’s not really spam, you can access the same option in the Details menu. This only works on certain trusted mailing lists and requires participation from the owner of the list.
Read MoreTech Week In Review: Common Tag, Firefox 3.5, Palm Pre, and More…
by rahsheen
Common Tag, Finally
Common Tag is an open tagging format developed to make content easier to find and interact with. From the website:
People use tags to organize, share and discover content on the Web. However, in the absence of a common tagging format, the benefits of tagging have been limited. Individual things like New York City are often [...]
WWDC 2009: The Big Story
by Robin Caldwell
@waynesutton declared in a tweet that he wasn’t going to read another Apple rumor and would wait for the breaking news of the day. I don’t blame him. The Apple rumors are rampant charging everything from new products to the appearance of Steve Jobs.
Interestingly, there’s a shred of truth in every rumor. Most likely there [...]
