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Jun 28, 2010When building a community, don't forget to inject a healthy dose of fun.
more »Android 2.2 Officially Available Today
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more »Mozilla Evangelist Comments on Apple's Recent HTML5 Demos
Jun 08, 2010Christopher Blizzard thinks Apple's new demos, "entirely miss the point of the web, interoperability, standards and html5."
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