- RT @jackschofield: Digital Devices Deprive Brain of Needed Downtime – The New York Times http://nyti.ms/aQveX1 <– midnight. holiday time! #
- New food place in soho called otarian. Food with added guilt? #
Staff Blogs
Here's a selection of recent blog posts by people at Harvest so you can see what we're thinking, worrying and grumbling about. We're an opinionated bunch - please bear in mind that not all these opinions are shared by Harvest Digital.
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-28August 28, 2010 by Mark
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-21August 21, 2010 by Mark
- Pixels rather than number of screens key for productivity http://bit.ly/d3e9qy #
- jquery mobile – one to watch http://jquerymobile.com/ #
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-14August 14, 2010 by Mark
- Google Gears: "Chrome for Mac OS is not supported" <– surprised to see that #
- "Build loyalty & increased engagement through ongoing conversation and brand experience" – sound familiar? http://bit.ly/co6ihk #
- Stats Show iPhone Owners Get More Sex http://bit.ly/aJhvzp (no this isn't spam) #
- RT @dannysullivan: google verizon policy statement on open internet http://bit.ly/ce8rpr #
- RT @wired: Verizon and Google propose a two-tiered Internet. http://bit.ly/8Xllel #
- Neat animated info-graphic from good.is – most stories on Twitter start with the morning newspaper http://bit.ly/bTzk1Y #
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-07August 7, 2010 by Mark
- Is everyone trying out @hunch because of the @wireduk article? Or is there another reason for it being 'a la mode' right now? #
- Been struggling with multiple Google accounts… And then http://bit.ly/96kVwx bingo! #
- RT @exmosis: Am I the only one that thought Google Wave smelt a little like week-old strawberries? <– cream anyone? Anyone?? Hellooooo…? #
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RT @DoLectures: "To Be is to Do." Descartes. "To do is to be." Voltaire. "Do be do be do." Sinatra #
Amazing images from Alexander James stock...August 2, 2010 by Rob Ryan

Amazing images from Alexander James stock Photography <http://www.distilennui.com/organic-still-life-photographer.html>
I decided that i’d like to chop my handle bars to make...August 2, 2010 by Rob Ryan

I decided that i’d like to chop my handle bars to make riding through the London traffic a little easier… I lost 8” and now have a 11” bar. Its surprisingly easy to ride!
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-31July 31, 2010 by Mark
- I just earned the Pub Crawl Pin on @gowalla! http://gowal.la/r/YJQU #
- looks like the bike rental scheme is going to be popular. The dock on wardour st was drawing a crowd http://flic.kr/p/8o1Bn7 #
- Crikey, is friendster.com still alive? I just got a birthday reminder. Blast from a pre-facebook past! #
- RT @notasausage: consistent HTML5 video player UI for all browsers, with Flash/Silverlight fallback http://mediaelementjs.com (via @mattmay) #
- I can't believe it's not Flash! Can you tell which ads are in HTML5?
http://gu.com/p/2ttce/ip #
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-24July 24, 2010 by Mark
- Pleased to see a new bike hire thing appear at bottom of wardour street. Bikes ftw http://flic.kr/p/8kTznm #
- A few lost looking stragglers still looking for their queen bee after yesterday's swarm was removed http://flic.kr/p/8kiTvD #
- Bees swarming on a lamp post on Wardour Street http://flic.kr/p/8jRYj6 #
Bike rental scheme coming to LondonJuly 24, 2010 by Mark Rochefort
Over recent weeks, I have noticed docking stations for the London Transport Cycle Hire scheme popping up all over the place. Coverage in central London is impressive – there’s 400-odd such docking stations in total, ready to serve 6,000 bekes across the capital. The pricing for the scheme is aimed at journeys less than 30 minutes so, once you’ve paid the daily access charge, the first half an hour’s rental is free and you can make as many 30-minute trips between docking stations as you like without paying any more (provided a bike is available, of course). If you want to make longer journeys between docking stations, the costs can mount up to £50 for the day but, given you could cycle from one end of the docking station zone to the other in less than 30 minutes, it really is an unlikely and easily avoided situation.
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So the only snag is bike availability in peak times – I’ll be very interested to see how this scheme takes off.
I’m certainly signing up. If I’m ever caught out without my trusty Birdy folding bike, I know how I’ll be getting about!
Thanks to cyclehireapp.com for the map visualisations of bike docking locations data from TFL – the bike rental map on the London transport site doesn’t (yet) work!
No TagsTwitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-17July 17, 2010 by Mark
- RT @LDN: Geeky road sign vandalism http://twitpic.com/25hrn2 (via @owenblacker) <– inspired! #
- Sinking HMS Symbian heading for Android iceberg – Gartner
http://gu.com/p/2tcgj/ip # - Can science explain everything?
http://gu.com/p/2tata/ip # - David Mitchell on quality journalism & how to keep it going in a digital age (or why paywalls aren't necessarily crap) http://bit.ly/bie4rY #

