Once again, Google has dropped a whole slew of new features in a Glass update, and it really does look like it's moving forward with making this a more generally usable product.
— Steve Guthrie (@scguthrie) 1 Aug 12 One Facebook user who lives near Austin, Tex., posted this status update: "It has been really disconcerting how many of my FB friends have stood up on the side of hate and proudly posted their photos of Chick-fil-a — and they all have their little quotes about how they 'love their gay friends' but they 'don't approve' of their lifestyles.
Update: I really like the way Microcontent Musings breaks down web services into core web 2.0 functions.
Or if a previous owner has already tried to update it and the result is "really garish and unattractive, and doesn't look like it belongs," she said, then it's also worth taking action.
"I thought it would be really interesting to update it for Darien," he said.
One thing about a blog is that you really need to update it regularly in order to keep it current and have readers return to it.
Its recently launched Latitude location-based network is only useful if it can automatically update your location, or make it really easy to do.
There's a responsive, drag-and-drop interface for moving social network updates into the timeline, so it really feels like you're building something with your fingertips.
But he was surprised at how quickly he was able to get it up and running and so he tweeted out today, "3GS video uploading for the Facebook iPhone app is a go — didn't plan to include it in the 3.0 update, but it was really easy to code".
Honestly though, the big news lies in the Aspen's OS: it's the first WinMo device to run 6.5.3, and while it may sound like yet another pointless incremental update, but it's really anything but.
