I have far more tabs open in NetNewsWire than I can handle, so here’s all the stuff that’s open more so I can find them again if I need them than because I actually want to comment on them or do something with them right now:
When Can I Use? – Useful page for getting a rough idea of the current state of support for web stuff in browsers. Not perfect but definitely a very good starting point.
HTML 5 Rendering Section – Actually the entire draft spec is a good reference for anyone parsing or rendering HTML. Since EditLive! does both this is likely to be useful.
Factors That Improve Online Experiences – Interesting research on how user’s navigate web sites and the misconceptions designers have about how usable their sites are.
Replacement iPhone Earphones Review – since my standard set seem to be dying this looks handy.
Google Mobwrite – Interesting looking JavaScript real-time collaborative editing implementation. The theory section is particularly worth studying.
How To Unlock the Huawei E220 HSDPA modem – can’t really see that I’ll need to use this, but useful to know it’s possible.
Andrew Herron says:
They don’t have the volume control or mic of proper iPhone headphones, and they’re a bit pricey, but I love my CX500 in-ear headphones.
http://www.sennheiser.com/sennheiser/home_en.nsf/root/private_headphones_classic-line_cxseries_500939
Adrian Sutton says:
Proper iPhone headphones, at least with the iPhone 2G don’t have a volume control, but the mic and song control clicker is essential for me.