Tag: icons
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PaymentFont
PaymentFont — A sleek Payment Webfont. A sleek webfont containing 95 icons of all main payment operators and methods
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Darisini
If you follow me on Twitter, you probably have heard that I involved in Darisini application. Basically, it’s an application (currently available for iOS devices and Android phones) that tries to help you to find some specific venues from a certain categories. You can go to Darisini’s website or read its blog. I would like…
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Fico
Fico is a font with 52 simple, commonly used icons and glyphs, served on the web via @font-face. It’s scalable, tidy, color-agnostic, quick & easy, nicely aligned, and small.
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iTunes 10.5, iCloud, and iOS 5
I’m waiting for iOS 5! It should be arrived today and I can’t wait to download it. When I watched Apple Special Event (October 2011) last week, there were many information about iOS features that I want to have. It is said that there are more than 200 new features in this release. From the…
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Yahoo! Now powers Ovi Mail
I just got a notification from Ovi Mail — it’s an email service provided by Nokia — telling that Ovi Mail is now using Yahoo! Mail technology. The email said: Ovi Mail is now officially “Powered by Yahoo!”. Users have access to significant improvements, including better social integration, improved contacts management, a more customizable experience,…
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Nokia Messaging for Social Networks Beta: First Impression
Two days ago, I gave Nokia Messaging for Social Networks Beta a try on my Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. This application will help Nokia users to keep update with the social media services — in this case Facebook and Twitter. Of course, it’s still in beta so I should not expect too much. The installation process…
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Google Chrome Download and Install: First Impression
When I heard about Google Chrome, I was very curious and really wanted to try it. Now, it’s available for download. I could not stop comparing Google Chrome with other browsers installed. Of course, I found that Mozilla Firefox and Opera are way much better than the first release of Google Chrome, at least right…
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Free Icons and Graphics from DryIcons
DryIcons.com offers many free collections of icons and graphic that we can download and use it for free. Wait, we can use them for free as long as we agree to DryIcons Free License Agreement. This means that you can use our icons, icon sets and graphics in any publicly accessible web site, web application…
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On Opera 9.5
I did not wait any longer to download Opera 9.5. It’s still fresh, and because I’m comfortable with this browser. Because I do not have many addons — like in Firefox, I just upgraded it. The upgrade process was easy, just like doing a fresh install. The new interface looks great and well-polished. The window…
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Why no emoticons in this site?
I am not a fan of emoticon. But, I am fine if I see smilies used in websites, blogs, or discussion forums. Nowadays, smilies/emoticons are widely used by many web applications, etc; and I have to confest that I do not know each of them, do you? Okey, what’s emoticon anyway? According to Wikipedia: an…