After Warner went for a full-on support for Blu-Ray, many have predicted the death of the HD-DVD format, and apparently after Wal-Mart and Netflix also chose side, it is now over.
I’m not the one to say which one is better, only that I’m happy that the format Apple and Sony supports is the one that wins - I’ve never had an Xbox and I’ll probably never want a PC again, so now I don’t have any reason to buy either one.
(via New York Times, Engadget, Reuters)
According to Google, iPhone users do an average of 50 times more Google searches than their nearest competitor.
That is a lot of searching!
“We thought it was a mistake and made our engineers check the logs again,” Vic Gundotra, head of Google’s mobile operations told the Financial Times at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
(via computerworld)
I don’t know why, but tonight seems to be “rediscover the internet of the 90s” for me.
Found this link to the very first website in the world, running of a NeXT computer at Cern in Switzerland.
Then reading through old posts at kottke.org. It goes way back to 1998, with some fun posts in between. For instance Google goes out of beta (and Kottke seems to think the logo is ugly and links to an awesome Forbes article about Google) and he seriously disliked Apple OS X’s DHTML-like interface when it came out.
Fun fun fun. Now I wanna go for a walk and get some fresh air.
Paul Giacherio just uploaded his Silo-theme for Tumblr to his site. It’s probably the best looking Tumblr-theme ever made!
(thanks, Paul)
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This is the website of Mark Jensen and Mathies Jespersen, two lovely boys from Denmark.
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