Four short links: 18 September 2009
More Twitter Clients, GLAM Tech, Retro Homebrew Audio Hardware, Emerging Open Source
by Nat Torkington | @gnat | comments: 1
- Echofon -- novel take on Twitter apps: sync your unread list between phone, browser, and (ultimately, they promise) desktop Twitter app. (via auchmill on Twitter)
- GLAM Tech (MP3) -- Radio New Zealand new technology slot about the use of technology in the Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) sector. For links, see the programme page.
- Man With Miniature Radio -- 1950s DIY proto-iPod amusement.
- Open Source in Emerging Markets -- the emerging markets — which include India, China, and Brazil — have more FOSS adoption and a higher concentration of effort in open source. Three quarters (74%) of developers in emerging markets use open source software for at least part of their work, compared to 65% of developers worldwide. In this context, "use" means personal use or corporate use, and could include both developer tools and desktop or server applications. (via glynmoody on Twitter)
tags: diy, hardware, libraries, maker, open source, twitter
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twitrounds [2009-09-19 11:28 AM]
So many Twitter clients lately. Not sure why we would need so many.