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Firefox 3, worth the effort!

July 18th, 2008

Firefox 3 was released recently, after vigorous testing, me and my colleagues have decided IT’S BRILLIANT!

It has taken 36 months to develop, and for a non-profit organisation, that is rather impressive.

Firefox 3 Boasts, 3 times faster page loading, compared to Firefox 2 and 7 times faster than Microsoft IE.

If we put this into perspective, Microsoft is a world leader, with Billions of Dollars of capital to invest in new products and Mozilla is a small non-profit organisation.

It just goes to show that monopolies can be beaten.

Social networking, not for kids!

July 11th, 2008

Leading experts have decided that leading companies are overlooking the power of the social networking boom.

Seen by some as a platform for teenagers to organise booze ups, social networking is more about spreading the word, whether it is a party or a product, both have equal response.

And furthermore it’s free too; traffic will organically flow to a profile, without the need for paid advertising. And if your content is good, then people will keep coming back and you may become highly recommended.

With success stories such as Lilly Allen, who utilised Facebook to launch her illustrious music career, it is proof that social networking does pay dividends.

Naturalising technology

June 21st, 2008

Technology will be most user friendly when using it becomes as easy as walking.

Technology is extremely advanced compared to 30 years ago, and will rapidly improve over the next decade when a program will be able to perform any task, this will include Artificial Intelligence (AI) programs.

Unfortunately, this technology will be capped by archaic user interfaces such as the mouse and keyboard that are used today.

It’s surprising that hardware companies are only just delving into the possibilities of more natural interfaces, such as the novel motion sensitive Nintendo Wii and the tactile IPhone.

Why type a command to a computer, when you can suggestively point your finger at it?

Design for mobile web… changes needed!

June 4th, 2008

The announcement of the new Google Android Mobile phone raises some web design questions.

As designers we have to face the fact that the way a page is constructed is vital.

With the release of new mobile devices, that have the operability of a PC, the web will be increasingly viewed on them, thus a web page will look completely different on a smaller display.
Therefore we must design for the web, using a simple layout with clear and concise content, so people can find what they are looking for, even on smaller screens.

Soon we will find that websites will be developed specifically for smaller displays, this shows the constantly changing environment of the web world.

The Google powered phone will possibly be released later this year, it is said to be an improvement on Apple’s I Phone.

We look forward to testing it!

The end of the mouse, not the end of the world!

May 30th, 2008

Microsoft has announced that the next instalment of the Microsoft OS ‘Windows 7′ will have an entire touch interactive interface.
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