Tag: languages
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250 Million Tweets per Day and More Than 100 Million Users
At Web 2.0 Summit 2011 in San Fransisco, Dick Costolo (Twitter CEO) revealed some latest statistics about Twitter. Here are some facts: Twitter now received almost 250 million tweets every day. Last July, it was announced that Twitter got 200 million tweets per day. Is the statistic affected by more supported languages, including Bahasa Indonesia?…
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Foursquare is now available in Bahasa Indonesia!
I don’t use Foursqure on daily basis. If you want to have Foursquare in Bahasa Indonesia, it’s now available in Bahasa Indonesia. Foursquare team announced about some new languages for the application interface: Today, with the launch of five more languages (Bahasa Indonesian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Thai), we’re excited to announce that over 1,500,000,000…
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Twitter is now available in Bahasa Indonesia
Finally, Twitter users are now able to have Twitter’s interface in Bahasa Indonesia! Indonesia is available as the 11th languages options. I think this is a good move since Twitter is getting more popular in Indonesia. According to the statistics last year, Indonesia was the top contributing countries after the United States and Japan. And,…
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TED Talks video subtitles
I like watching TED Talks videos. And, I have downloaded lots of videos from TED website. Actually, it’s okey if I watch them without subtitles. But, with subtitles I think it’s much better. The question is: is it easy to get the subtitles? The answer is: not that difficult to get it. But of course,…
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Wikipedia's New Look
Wikipedia now has a new design, and logo too. About the design, here are few things you should now (taken from the announcement): Look and feel: We’ve introduced a new theme we call “Vector” which makes essential functions easier to find. Navigation: We’ve improved the navigation for reading and editing pages. Now, the tabs at…
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NVDA: free and open source screen reader
If you want to see — or, should I say “listen”? — your site with a screen reader, there is a free and open source screen reader called NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA). What is it? NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free and open source screen reader for the Microsoft Windows operating system. Providing feedback…
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Internet Explorer 8 Released
Internet Explorer 8 is available in 25 languages. It’s said that there are some improvements — faster, easier and safer — compared to the previous versions. Check the feature overview.
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Adobe Flash Player 10
Adobe Flash Player 10 is now available. Get it now. According to the datasheet (PDF, 491KB): Engage users with highly innovative and cinematic experiences using custom effects and filters created with Adobe Pixel Bender and native 3D effects. Innovate with text to create new types of publications using an advanced text engine, typographic control, and…
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The BOBs – Best of the Blogs: Deutsche Welle International Weblog Awards 2008
Just a reminder. This year, The BOBs (Best of the Blogs) 2008 has been started on August 31. Compared to the last year competition, this year Indonesian bloggers will have an opportunity to join the event. So, if your blog is written in Bahasa Indonesia, you may join. The award will be given out in…