Spezify is a very cool search tool from which I’ve become a compulsive user of. It doesn’t just present you with endless lists of blue links that are not always too appealing to look at but instead it’s quite the visual eye candy when it finds what you’re looking for.
The search feature offers a very intuitive experience, where it snags information from all media types, such as blogs, YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, etc. Everything just communicates and helps building the bigger picture. It’s Flash based which I’ve managed to overlook so far.
If you’re heavily involved in social networks, I suggest you search your name and see what pops up.
Readernaut is the popular social book community that allows you to catalog literature you are reading, plan to read or have read and easily share that information with other avid readers. Adam Polselli has released an ingenious effortless way to display what’s on your bookshelf right into your website.
David Kaneda’s has launched a tumblelog focussed on Apple’s WebKit browser framework, and in particular its use in the mobile space. Some handy tricks and techniques already available along with a beautiful overall design to compliment them. (via matthewb)
A simple browser bookmarklet that makes reading on the Web more enjoyable by removing the clutter around what you’re reading. Customization includes text size, style and margin. Extremely effective and a must have resource.
With the attempt to figure out precisely what drives this unique individual, this film offers an intriguing mix of fact and fiction about the proprietor of the premiere Internet destination Daring Fireball. (via Ranchero)
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