28.10.11
Dan
The Google Maps API is something I hold dear to my heart, I produced my final year project using the service and received a first for my efforts. It is one of Google’s most popular and powerful tools that until now has been free to use and implement across corporate and personal sites on the Web. Read the rest of this entry »
15.07.11
Dan
Google Plus is the new social network from Google. This post looks into the real reasons it has come about, and outlines exactly what it does – analysing some of it’s main features and comparing them to existing social networks. Read the rest of this entry »
21.12.10
Matt
Once again, as we did a couple of years ago, we’re inviting you to follow our antics at The Dusted Christmas Doo 2010.
The Twitterati amongst the team will be updating the live feed with where we are and what we’re doing – all between mouthfuls of Full English breakfasts, Secret Santa gift giving and the glugging of Christmas cocktails. Please don’t expect the literacy of the updates to remain coherent through to the end though. Read the rest of this entry »
08.12.10
David
The political hot potato that surrounds the arrest, custody and legal battle of Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, is set to run and run and I’m sure by Christmas, the story will still be headline news. I’m not about to debate whether ‘his’ site is morally right or wrong (personally I believe some things are probably better off kept in a locked cabinet for good) Read the rest of this entry »
24.05.10
Darren
It may well have been the hot weather but more likely the fact Design Week called asking for a Voxpop quote, but last week debate in the studio raged over designing the perfect voting system for the next General Election. Here’s my response which Design Week printed, followed by the suggestions from Dusted staffers. See if you agree and let us know your thoughts. Read the rest of this entry »
13.02.09
Matt
There’s been a bit of an explosion in Twitter use in the last few months. Ever since Stephen Fry and Jonathan Ross, amongst other high-profile celebrities started openly twittering, it’s all of a sudden the in-thing to be doing. However, with this increase in activity comes an exciting and also worrying by-product. Read the rest of this entry »
21.05.08
Matt
I’ve been a fan of Twitter for some time now. Something about summarising little moments in my life and logging them just seems to spin my wheels. There are a few nice unique twitterers out there. Mostly real people but also some not so real. The Tower Bridge Twitter feed is one of the decent automated ones. Read the rest of this entry »
