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Aaron Bjork talks about the importance of simplicity and clear rules in your software process.

(via @rww)

(via @mashable)

Google has released a new way to securely log into Google accounts on public computers. Using a smartphone, scan the QR code generated at accounts.google.com/sesame. The Google login prompt will appear on your phone, and logging in there will log you into a session on the desktop.

This prevents the user from having to type sensitive login credentials into a public machine, which could be compromised with keylogging software. The new QR code feature is an alternative to Google’s 2-step verification. This generates a unique short code on your mobile, which you must input for each desktop login, using the presence of your phone as a form of identification.

DynamoDB cloud service, based on Amazon’s own big data handling experience, offers NoSQL database capabilities and storage built for speed.

(via digitalbookworld.com)

The future of e-books is now.

The Coming Battle With Retailers

New Paradigms in Sales and Marketing

New Ways of Thinking About Content

New Workflows

Hiring New, Expensive Workers

(via pewinternet.org)

Methinks: the demographics may surprise you

Darned good article - and that’s product marketing!

The only thing I would add is that an eReader is made of atoms. What’s wrong with lending out and returning an electronic device rather than a heavier paper device?

(via techcrunch.com)

Methinks: Interesting predictions. Some I agree with, others eh. What do you think?

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“HTML5 introduces client-side caching for local and session storage. Learn how to boost your app’s performance through the new functionality”