If you ever need to generate a QR code for the current webpage, there is a very handy bookmarklet on Google Code.
For me, the main use for this, isn’t to create a QR code to share with others, but for a convenient way for me to open the current page on either my iPhone or iPad — Just scan and it’s done.
Just logged into my Google WebMaster Tools account for the first time in what seems forever, and noticed a very nice touch. It prompts you to update your CMS if there’s an update available (in my case, I’d not updated to WordPress 3.3.1 in 3 weeks!).
This is a seemingly small detail, but it’s often the small details that make a product or service a success or failure.
As more and more desktop applications are being replaced with their web counterparts, data ownership is becoming an increasing concern – At least it should be. The problem is, the more you invest into a system, in terms of time and data, the more you tie yourself to it, until one day, you want to leave. The reasons for wanting to leave can vary from cost, a change in your requirements, or simply a better product/service elsewhere. Whenever you need to switch, there is always a cost associated, be it money, time or both. At work (And Digital), we’re currently…