I’ve been waiting years for this type of shared data plan, and is yet one more reason I’ll be switching to Verizon when my AT&T contract expires. This is going to save me a fair bit each month, and make it far easier for me to build my mobile device arsenal. You can get more info here.

Here’s a clever ad from Virgin I got in their email newsletter. Clearly they know how much their hipster Oregon-bound customers love Portlandia.
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Here’s a clever ad from Virgin I got in their email newsletter. Clearly they know how much their hipster Oregon-bound customers love Portlandia.

chilly: Facebook's Cognitive Dissonance with Sharing

Good post comparing implicit versus explicit sharing. I’d argue that this in combination with the shift from sharing personally-created content to discovered content has led to my increasing disinterest in Facebook.

Sweep the Sleaze | Information Architects

I’m guilty of putting social sharing buttons on Brickd.

For Tech Start-Ups, New York Has Increasing Allure - NYTimes.com

I just got back from a trip to NYC, and while I was there I caught up with some friends in the startup scene. It certainly seems to be the most exciting city to do what I do, more than both LA and SF. I have always been turned off by the myopia of SF and have real concerns that LA has a dearth of engineering talent.

Binary Nights is having an amazing sale on the Mac App Store of their excellent file manager/remote file client, ForkLift2, for only 99 cents. Considering that the app usually goes for $29.99, it is definitely worth picking up while on sale. You can find it here.
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Binary Nights is having an amazing sale on the Mac App Store of their excellent file manager/remote file client, ForkLift2, for only 99 cents. Considering that the app usually goes for $29.99, it is definitely worth picking up while on sale. You can find it here.

Source: binarynights.com

This seems like welcome innovation in the conference calling space. You can sign-up for the beta here: uberconference.com/zPsq5LdX

Source: youtube.com

Panic Blog » Announcing Coda 2. And introducing Diet Coda.

Best news I’ve gotten all day. If you haven’t checked out Coda for your web-editing and coding needs, you’re really missing out.

This is a visualization of the plethora of Android devices available. This level of device fragmentation is why developing for Android continues to scare me and why testing for reliability on all of these different pieces of hardware is an unwieldy and unmanageable problem. However, my bigger fears come from the bevy of OS versions in the market.
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This is a visualization of the plethora of Android devices available. This level of device fragmentation is why developing for Android continues to scare me and why testing for reliability on all of these different pieces of hardware is an unwieldy and unmanageable problem. However, my bigger fears come from the bevy of OS versions in the market.

Source: Gizmodo

I’m incredibly impressed by the new Rdio design, and think it is far more usable, intuitive, and elegant than Spotify. While the redesign was introduced at SXSW, it just went live for all users.

I don’t currently use any streaming music service, since my collection is a bit too obscure to get full coverage (Rdio only gets ~60%). However, if I was to take the plunge, I’d definitely go with Rdio.