We’ve just launched our the very first badge builder at LearnHub! Go ahead to create your own. It’s as easy as pie.

Couple of ways to remove the DiggBar out of your way:

• Put this code into the head tag of your site template:


<script type="text/javascript"><!--
if (window != top){
top.location.replace(window.location);
}
// --></script>


• If you are using WordPress, try this plugin:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/remove-the-diggbar/

• And click “Always hide the toolbar” here:

Enjoy your bigger frame!

What happened to the Site?

To know more about why styles are disabled on this website visit the

Annual CSS Naked Day website for more information.

Just bought mine, you should get it before it’s gone! Believe me.

Today, March 17, 2009.

Apple has released their iPhone OS 3.0 preview, which became a world wide event.

Some highlight:

• Cut, copy and paste
• Peer to peer
• Spotlight search
• In-App Purchases

And, as of today, I officially become a Canadian! Finally!

Today marks the one year anniversary since the launch of Learnhub.com!

It’s been a quite a year as the site has grown whole a lot bigger than what we’ve had 1 year ago. Thanks to all of our users and friends from everybody here in Savvica!

The biggest birthday gift to all the LearnHubers is the brand new redesigned homepage, which created by our the best Carsten and Wesley!

Here is the very first homepage we had a year ago:

Here is the second redesigned homepage we had, which was the same time we were on TechCrunch:

It has been a long run, here is the new one after a year:

It is beautiful! Go ahead to visit Learnhub now.

Palm Pre Developer Network Blog has just posted the slides to the Developing Applications for WebOS webcast.

On Feb 27, 2009, Microsoft Business Division President Stephen Elop unveils Microsoft Corp.’s vision for the future of business technology.

There full version press release video is available here – Microsoft Business Division Virtual Presskit: Vision.

The best part of this press is the following video (2 minutes long), which presents Microsoft’s vision of Office 2019:

Here is the full version about the “Future Vision Montage”, 5 minutes long:

Here is the PowerPoint file for Stephen Elop’s Keynote.

For the comparison:

Apple’s “Future shock” Knowledge Navigator concept device from 1987:

For the vision montage it self, I am pretty enjoy watching it. And I could always feel that the application is too complicated to develop/use, too much information and too much distraction on the unrealistic giant screen.

I think 10 years is really way too short for Microsoft’s vision coming true. The computers we were using in 1999 are not that big different from what we have now, and how big is the different from Office 95 and Office 2008 again?

Anyway, we should never stop dreaming and hoping!

Want to know more:

• MS Office Labs Future Vision Montage
• MS Office Labs Envisioning Videos
• Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video)

Developing Applications for webOS: A Preview
Date: This event took place live on February 25 2009
Presented by: Mitch Allen
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes.

In this live, online event, Mitch Allen, Palm’s Software CTO and a member of the Palm webOS™ design team, will recap the material included in the introductory chapter of Palm webOS: Developing Applications in JavaScript Using the Palm Mojo™ Framework, a joint collaboration announced this week by Palm and O’Reilly, and will give you a preview into application development with the Mojo SDK. This is a great opportunity to hear an insider’s perspective on webOS development and get a glimpse into the development environment and toolset for this breakthrough mobile web platform.

More Links:

• http://developer.palm.com/
• First Chapter of “Palm® webOS™: Developing Applications in JavaScript Using the Palm Mojo™ Framework”
• PreDevCamp.Org
• Toronto PreDevCamp

Another gift:

• Use the code 4CAST in the O’Reilly‘s shopping cart when you check out to take 40% off your order, not working in UK. Only valid through March 15, 2009

if you want to feel the power of the capacitive touchscreen we’re using, why not use the iphone exclusively without the home button?  Apple did not provide a way to do so, but now we got it!

Usage

• Slide Area

• Home State

1. Short slide from right to left -> Jump to the first page of your apps, just like single press on Home button
2. Long slide from right to left -> Open iPod Control Dialog if it’s playing, like double press on Home button
3. Short slide from left to right -> Open Power Dialog, which includes Lock, ReSpring, Reboot, Power Off and other options
4. Long slide from left to right -> Lock Screen
5. Long press 5 seconds to trigger Screenshot

• Application State

1. Short slide from right to left -> Open Exist Dialog, which includes back Home and iPod control if it’s playing
2. Long slide from right to left -> Quit from the current app, like single press on Home button
3. Short slide from left to right -> Open Power Dialog, which includes Lock, ReSpring, Reboot, Power Off and other options
4. Long slide from left to right -> Lock Screen
5. Long press 5 seconds to trigger Screenshot

Requirement

• Jailbroken iPhone
• Cydia

Links

Author mj(马骏)’s Home page

iHome 0.2 Release page (in Chinese)

Bug Report page (in Chinese)