See, it’s not just me.

Ugly counts. Standards are good.

It really is ugly.

“Amazon.com’s Jeff Bezos has done the seemingly impossible: He’s created a piece of technology more bookish than a book.”

“After chewing it over all day, I’ve concluded that Amazon’s Kindle is going to flop. Or at least I hope it does.”

“You may not sell, rent, lease, distribute, broadcast, sublicense or otherwise assign any rights to the Digital Content or any portion of it to any third party…”

it’s a video – only the first half is about the Kindle

Firefox is headed for the beauty salon. The new look won’t make it in the upcoming beta 1 release, but there’s a new look on the way for the third version of the venerable browser.

The Ajaxian blog talks about how Internet Explorer (IE), Firefox, and even Safari are falling victim to the successes of Ajax, particularly in the area of memory usage and speed. Ajaxian points out how the Opera browser is seemingly unaffected by these…

Recently Opera published an experimental build on Opera Labs, with support for the video element and video in SVG. This build also includes an experimental addition to the canvas element, the 3d canvas.

Firefox 3 was originally slated to arrive last summer. Obviously that didn’t happen, but where is the first beta, which even on revised roadmaps was said to arrive in October?