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The only thing better than having a browser in your pocket, is having the all of the bookmarks, browser history and the open tabs from your desktop or notebook browser in your pocket as well. Now you can! Mozilla Labs has worked up a nifty iPhone App that uses their Weave Sync technology to put [...] To help spread the word about the Jetpack for Learning design challenge, I worked-up a design for a Jetpack for Learning t-shirt for Second Life avatars. But that didn’t really do justice to Sean Martell’s nifty Jetpack design. The Mozilla Foundation invites you to help turn the open Web into a rich learning environment and explore new possibilities for learning online as part of the Jetpack for Learning Design Challenge. For this Design Challenge they are looking for innovative Firefox add-ons that turn the open Web into a rich learning environment. Jetpack [...] The best lunches are those that provide more food for thought than food for my already overweight frame. My favorite lunches used to be those put on by Lunch 2.0 which mixes lunch with a presentation or a panel discussion at an interesting technology company somewhere around the valley. They almost always attract an interesting [...] Mark Surman and others at Mozilla have been mulling over Drumbeat, an effort to promote awareness of the benefits of an open web. In his most recent blog post, Mark asks “what concrete things could Mozilla and Drumbeat do to support people creating civic and social value on the web?” …and he has posted [...] Mozilla Labs has a plug-in for the awesome Firefox browser that helps them collect information about how people use the browser. As with all things Mozilla, the Test Pilot plug-in is open. It shows you all of the data it has collected and lets you decide whether or not to send it along to [...] There are some projects over at Mozilla Labs that just might make it possible to turn Firefox into the “killer-app” for K-12 education, both in North America, and around the world. JetPack is a set of tools for extending the browser using open, standards-based technologies like CSS, HTML, and Javascript. I recently saw a post in a discussion group asking about an emulator for Fennec, the mobile version of the stunniningly wonderful Firefox browser. The answer that came back from someone at Mozilla Labs was deeply disturbing: “My first thought is that I think the ‘mobile web’ should be the same web, so an [...] |
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