CorinHaines.com

We live in an amazing time web development wise and the following link is pretty freaken cool. An interactive music video, that lets you specify the address of the place in the video and draws on a mixture of Google products to deliver it. The link below is to the house I grew up in.

Check it out!

The Wilderness Downtown

Five years is eons in Internet time, and a lot has changed in the blogosphere since 2005. Sites have been born, sites have died, sites have grown up and others have faded away. Entirely new blogging formats have been created and business empires have been built on the foundations of humble blog beginnings.

Today’s blogosphere is larger and more diverse than it was five years ago, and yet only a few blogs — the so-called “A-listers” — have risen to a place of dominance in the new media landscape. The blogosphere of 2010 is also powered in many ways by social media, something that barely existed five years ago, and was likely an afterthought to most hobbyist bloggers of the day.

How did we get from there to here? What follows is a look back at the last five years in the blogosphere.

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Good news for users of multiple Google accounts (i.e. one for work and one for personal): now you can sign in to more than one of them from the same browser window.

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I just rediscovered this morning my friend Leon’s website Lost

This guy is seriously brainy and knows things about computer coding that makes my mind bleed. Ok, honestly, most things about computer programming make my mind bleed.

Have a look, it’s a fun site and you might just learn something…

Just installed the WordPress App for iPhone. Looks good so far. Will be good to be able to remotely post.

Does the iPhone 4 have an antenna problem or not? I am a Mac and PC user, so I am not trying to be an apologist here, but this guy certainly seems to be failing to get it to fail. He also raises a good point. How much of it is because of the network and not the phone. See what you think…