Mobile

2048 is a web-based game by Gabriele Cirulli, a 19-year old programmer in Northern Italy who likely just wrote the best resume he ever could have written — a super addictive HTML5 based game that’s mobile responsive and has the plus of being fun to play. I heard…

Of course, a smart Bookmarklet can save the day, linked from Lifehacker (of course):

Becoming more mainstream, Quick Response Codes (Qr codes) are showing up in more and more places, this one in a Dish Network mailing. If you can’t scan the code yourself, it links to http://www.qrjumps.com/link/1514141

Recently, Gap used Qr codes in a social and mobile promotion.

You can now see instant flyout previews of sites you’re considering viewing on Google Instant. In my personal testing, the thumbnails of sites I want to see haven’t shown up, but maybe the service is too new.

The long-awaited re-emergence of GrandCentral since Google bought them has come about, being dubbed (of course) Google Voice (what did you expect? With other products named such novel things as “mail” and “news” or (what was that original one called, again?… oh yes…) “search”?)