Is the pen mightier than the sword? Probably not, but the mobile device might be. 2011 wasn't just the year of mobile, it was the year that mobile took over the world, as they say in this video, along with some mind blowing stats. Exciting growth in 2011 and another awesome video following last years.
Yes, I know Blogger is the real cheese of platforms to use, but it does the job for me right now. A simple colour change with some cleaning-up has freshened things up nicely. The darkness and bright text needed to go, the change to a lighter reading area is the right one, in my opinion. The blog is a little wider now, the 'About' and 'Contact' pages have been updated and the navigation text is green as a little reminder of the past.
Check out Before/After and please tune me whether you like (1.) or (2.) below:
The colours since her birth in 2009.
(1.) Too light? Texture comes through better.
(2.) Current. Win. What do you think?
Comment on which you prefer, (1.) or (2.) ... and you could win an iPad (T's and C's apply) smile
Interesting that the peak time of Android downloads is in the late evening on a Sunday and "Games" (at least 'brain' related games second) is the most downloaded category, but look at the top 4 most active countries per capita. Google Maps Android app navigates over 12 billion miles p/year.
French motorbike trials rider, Julien Dupont is Red Bull's, "Jozi Sessions". To be honest, the video is more scenery and posing then insane skills, but it's nice to find Red Bull's extreme sport monkeys doing their thing in South Africa. Looking forward to the Masters of Dirt at Cape Town Bike Festival!
Brian Capper, South African, Supermoto and trials bike champion recently set out to ride over the arch of Durban's, Moses Mabhida Stadium. Nuts, given the fact that his head is much higher from being on a bike, the ±350m ground cover is a narrow stretch of steps and some points are insanely steep.
Get behind the wheel of a Peugeot RCZ and plot your trip using Google Street View. Visit the website www.rczreview.com to begin and while it loads a stop motion of your journey, enjoy learning more about the car. Tip: keep your route short, the site is thirsty on load time.
what road am I on? Tell me and I'll give you a high five!
