Monthly Archives: November 2006

Wiiality Check

Posted on November 12, 2006 by Mims H Wright

Last week, I had a chance to demo a Wii at the Nintendo World Store and these are my impressions…

Posted in User Experience, Videogames | 4 Comments

Flash And Mozilla To Share Code

Posted on November 7, 2006 by Roger Braunstein

This is huge news! Adobe has just contributed the virtual machine running in Flash Player 9 to be Mozilla’s implementation of ECMAScript 4. Read Tinic Uro’s announcement here or the story on CNN here. What an enormous and generous contribution! … Continue reading →

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Kayak

Posted on November 6, 2006 by Mims H Wright

Kayak is a great site for searching for flights. You probably already know about this but I just heard about it today. It’s built on everyone’s favorite web technologies and is generally a lot simpler and nicer to use than … Continue reading →

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What NOT To Do in Flex

Posted on November 2, 2006 by Roger Braunstein

I hardly think this site needs any comment. The fact that Adobe is showcasing this site is what I can’t believe. It’s terrible PR for Adobe, like they’re saying “look, you can make your websites unusable, inaccessible, and horrendous with … Continue reading →

Posted in Flex, Site-seeing | 1 Comment