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Matthew Ingram on Gmail Labs
Matthew Ingram is weighing in on Google’s new “Google Labs” service on their gMail application: ”Labs” allows users to try out all kinds of new features and then immediately let Gmail developers know what they think. As a User Experience practitioner myself, one of the biggest misnomers I have to overcome personally and with those [...]
Matthew Ingram: Twitter bears witness to the world
Matthew Ingram, The Globe And Mail’s technology columnist, has advanced a truly exciting idea: namely that microblogging is our first line in the reporting of world events. Before the news stations can get a report out of a location, Twitterers are communicating the reality from a layperson’s perspective. Moreover, he claims, Twitter provides a sort [...]
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Mathew Ingram on The Symbian Unification