Posts Tagged ‘address

Starting today Facebook developers can opt to communicate with users directly via e-mail, replacing the need for application-to-user notifications, which the social networks plans to eliminate. The new initiative was announced this morning and will go live today. Developers can now request user e-mail addresses during the initial authorization process (which they can make optional [...]

Earlier this week we asked you what your email prejudices were. We dug through the comments, and now we’re back to highlight how you feel about certain email addresses and what they say about the people who use them. Opinions were passionate in comments on the article, and as of the writing of this followup [...]

Yesterday I downloaded the new version of the Facebook application for iPhone 3.1 that introduces new useful features such as address book synchronization and push notifications. Now you can synchronize all contacts of your iPhone Address Book with the list of your friends on Facebook and receive instant notifications when someone leave a comment or [...]

Favicons are those little 16 x 16 icons that appear next to the URL in the address bar of a web browser. They also show up on the tabs (if you’re using a tabbed browser), in your bookmarks. Go to Source

Browsershots

In: web resources

18 Dec 2009

Browsershots makes screenshots of your web design in different browsers. When you submit your web address, it will be added to the job queue. A number of distributed computers will open your website in their browser. Then they will make screenshots and upload them to the central server. Go to Source


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