A little while ago I wrote about a handy web app called Readability, which reformats the often overwhelming mashup that is the web into a classy, easy-on-the-eyes newspaper-like column for reading. It turns out Readability works great on the iPhone too! Take this Ars Technica article for example: And turn it into this with Readability:
During my limited tenancy as a web designer, there were a couple constant annoyances that were like thorns on my side: Figuring out HTML / RGB color codes when developing and styling pages. Finding out the proper sizes to scale images to, depending on the nature and content of the page.
Tumblr is a fantastically simple and fun blogging platform – exploring the different Tumblogs is a great deal of fun and you can easily lose hours there. However, since Tumblr makes is so easy for anyone to add and reblog content, most the blogs are chock full of stuff (like that’s a bad thing, right?) [...]
if you have experience with tumblr, you know how awesome the “share on tumblr” bookmarklet is. you can reblog anything, anywhere on the web with one-click! the true appeal of the bookmarklet is that it doesn’t interrupt your surfing flow – you explore the web, find something you like, share it, and go back to [...]
i love edamame. i order them often at japanese restaurants, and they make a delicious, refreshing combo with beer. they make an extremely quick, healthy snack, and the very act of popping the beans out of their pods is strangely satisfying and addictive. you can pick up a frozen case at your local Costco. for [...]