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For purely scientific reasons - another reshare… Reshared post from +Keyan Mobli Reshare this post so we can test the new Google+ Ripples! The more reshares, the more interesting the graph. So please, everyone reshare. https://plus.google.com/ripples/details?activityid=TupMP3ZjqUg Google+: View post on Google+ Post imported by Google+Blog. Created By Daniel Treadwell.

Ahh - here’s the explanation of how to use the Ripple function before it is rolled out in the UI to everybody Reshared post from +Fernando Fonseca **How to test Google+ Ripples before they roll out to everyone** Google just launched Google+ Ripples, a way to visualize the impact of any public post. Here is how you can test it with your own posts before it rolls out to everyone. ...

That’s one incredible useful feature: Ripples show you how a post of yours ripples through the G+verse. I’ve of cause had to reshare this post for scientific reasons. Reshared post from +Sean McCullough HOT #dataviz Google+: View post on Google+ Post imported by Google+Blog. Created By Daniel Treadwell.

+Maximiliano Firtman presented last week in Zurich, curtesy of https://aksoma.com and InVisible. He briefly mentioned this great chart that shows what levels of HTML5 compatibility the different mobile browsers have. Embedded Link  [Mobile HTML5 - compatibility tables for iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, Symbian, iPad and other mobile devices](https://mobilehtml5.org/) Trying to understand HTML5 compatibility on mobile and tablet browsers. Feature, Safari on iOS, Android Browser, BlackBerry Browser, Internet Explorer, Opera, Firefox, webOS Browser, Symbian Browser. ...

What I like about Napster on the Sonos: Themed afternoons - one song, dozens of interpretations… Google+: View post on Google+ Post imported by Google+Blog. Created By Daniel Treadwell.

Are you interested in learning how to develop mobile web application in HTML5, jQuery Mobile, Sencha Touch and Phonegap. Application that run “natively” on your mobile devices. https://mobile-training.ch We will hold the first training in Zurich, November 15. to 17. Topics include: HTML5 / CSS3 Understanding the differences between jQuery Mobile / Sencha Touch and when to use which framework Building an application with local storage in either of these frameworks (or both, if you are sharp) Building a “native” app for iOS and Android Best practices … much more Held by Adrian Kosmaczewski (https://akosma. ...