My new employer, MUZU.tv, featured favorably on BBC Click.

Sad reading this letter from Palm’s CEO about the worse than expected sales of Palm products. I like my Palm Pre, webOS is excellent but it’s hard to explain why I’ve gone back to an iPhone 3G. The iPhone 3G is frustrating mainly due to its lack of multi-tasking (copying and pasting a URL from an email into a tweet is dead easy on the Palm Pre, a Pain In The Arse on an iPhone.) The Palm Pre is a better phone too. But the iPhone has better apps (better games mainly) and much of my professional work has been around the iPhone in the past year. It’s scale is hard to argue with, a river you are mad to swim against. webOS represents a better mobile model than iPhone OS in my opinion but Apple executes everything else better. Colleagues just like the iPhone better and those willing to think more tend to pick Android phones as they are geeks and Android is still a geek’s wet dream. Palm the company has to do better if they expect to beat the iPhone. They can’t just make a lovely OS.

DTerm is a lovely little Mac OS X utility. It gives you a floating command line anywhere, anytime and it syncs to the working directory of whatever app is in focus. Give it a try and you’ll understand it better than words can explain.

View Source, it is important.

An article on how easy HTML5 is replete with Flash headers.

“if you’ve been using Subversion, your brain is a little bit, um, how can I say this politely? You’re brain damaged” and other wonderful ways of politely telling you that you shouldn’t try to use distributed source control (Mercurial, git etc.) like you did Subversion. It is different but it is better. Don’t use the cheat sheets. Don’t try to subversion your git repo. Go with the git, Mercurial way. You’ll be happier.

HyperTwitter is semantic hashtags on Twitter. Associate hashtags together and then performer searches. Clever. Though you might want to create a special Twitter account for doing the associations rather than sending these commands through your main Twitter account.

Wise, balanced view from Zeldman on Flash and the web.

The Internet? Bah!

The long tail of books on the iPhone App Store shows an increase in price.