Freelance Projects, Design and Programming Tutorials
We need our topic to reach the Top 5 positions of Twitter’s trending topics list, and stay there for 1 hour, between the time of 1pm — 6pm (PDT) next Tuesday To complete this project, you should control a large network of bots on Twitter that can Retweet a message with a link at the same time… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Data Entry, Internet Marketing, Link Building, SEO, Twitter)
Overview: This project will consist of developing from scratch a working social review type affiliate business directory and mobile interface where businesses pay per call or on a per performance basis… (Budget: min $5000, Jobs: Android, Blackberry, iPhone, Mobile Phone)
I have created a website using Dreamweaver and Flash, however I need someone who is familiar with action script to help me get the search bar to work in flash. Please contact me if you can help! (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Flash)
We are looking for the experienced call center companies for setting up a call center in India (Pref Raj). Eligibility: Bidder must have experience of managing a call center of more than 30 seats for more than 2 yrs… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Customer Support)
I need a program written to extract certain text from multiple pages on a website. All of the pages have the same exact layout. Maybe where I enter the URL, and it returns the data, or where I have a .txt file with all of the URLS (one url on each line)… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Web Scraping)
We are looking for a Custom WordPress design to look similar to www.Ashleymadison.com with the layout of cougarlife.com We also need the following – Sales letter formatted eCover Graphic DVD/CD Cover & Report Order Buttons Testimonial Box Graphic Headline … (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Graphic Design, User Interface / IA, Website Design, WordPress)
Only accurate bidders required for this task – the job is simple but needs accuracy – only two pieces of information are required: Musician Name Musician eMaail address That is all that is required but only accurate information will be acceptable… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Data Entry)
Hi Translators, I have a 1000 page Book written in English which I want to Translate to as many languages as possible! So, please send me your previous work experience, along with the bid amount for the whole book as well as per page… (Budget: min $5000, Jobs: Book Writing, Translation)
Looking for webcam models are male or female, pay per minute. PM ME FOR MORE DETAILS. (Budget: $750-1500, Jobs: Dating, Social Networking, XXX)
I have a non fiction sales book that is about 20 years old and it needs updating. The book is about 250 pages long and I would like to have it rewritten. Because I am not the author of this book it will… (Budget: $750-1500, Jobs: Book Writing, Copywriting, Ghostwriting)
The Apple Store is down again. And we are, once again, glued to our monitors, constantly refreshing the display.
Is the Apple Store nothing but a giant, international Skinner Box? Maybe store outages have nothing to do with WebObjects and everything to do with operant conditioning? What do you think? Is Apple trying to take over your mind? Is this a grand evil conspiracy?
Let us know in the comments.
Hmmm. Suddenly we’re craving cookies. You?
Update: After roughly an hour of downtime, the store is back up with no obvious changes. Apple was probably just doing some maintenance, possibly related to their new “Compare Macs” option.
TUAWThe store is down… and back up originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Fri, 20 Aug 2010 21:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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I usually like stickers for the back of MacBooks — they always look pretty good and stay out of the way. But an iPhone sticker? I guess it looks OK, but I toss my iPhone around far too much to leave a sticker untouched back there. I guess if it was held on well and I was careful, it would be alright, but I don’t know if the visual gag would be worth all of the scratches and scrapes. Have you put one of these on your iPhone?
[via Neatorama]
TUAWEtsy Find: Mmmmmmmm iPhone originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Ok, ok, it’s not exactly news that there is Apple gear being sold on the Internet. But given that popular electronic accessory retailer Monoprice recently decided to stop selling Apple accessories, you might be looking for a new place to buy your cords and hookups. That’s right — TUAW contacted Monoprice the other day after a few readers reported that they couldn’t buy iPhone and iPod-related gear, and Monoprice confirmed that it has “decided to suspend offering these products as part of our business plan. We will let you know if and when we resume selling these products. Truly sorry for any inconvenience it may cause you.”
Bummer. Fortunately, we also received word earlier this week that competitor Cable Wholesale is selling unofficial Apple gear, and their prices look to be competitive if not at least equal to the cheap costs that led us to Monoprice in the first place. Even if you don’t want to buy from them, but still need an AV cable or a car charger without paying through the nose for official products, there are still sites online selling what you need.
TUAWSome sites still selling third-party Apple accessories originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Fri, 20 Aug 2010 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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I have already seen the iPad used in home automation — Savant is using an iPad app to hook up to some of their home automation systems, using Apple’s tablet to control the TV, a whole entertainment system, or even do some remote control of house lights or HVAC, or even monitor cameras remotely with a video feed. And here’s another system that does the same type of thing: iPort is a home automation system centered around an iPad, providing an in-wall port where the iPad can both charge and work as a multi-use touchscreen control. On its own, it’s basically just a wall-mounted dock, but in conjunction with a home automation system, the iPort turns the iPad into a touchscreen-based interface for the home.
Prices on these things are always weird — because most high-end home automation systems are sold as solutions rather than products, they tend to run into the “if you have to ask how much it is, you can’t afford it” range. But I give the iPort folks a call, and they told me that while each dealer has their own setup and pricing, the recommended price is around $500.
Some of you may scoff, sure — $500 is a bit steep for what’s essentially a port with a frame around it. But like Savant told me when I saw their products, the iPad is actually a revolution in this industry. For what the same-sized touchscreen interface with similar functionality would have cost a few years ago, sticking an iPad in a wall and building an app to control an automation system is actually a bargain.
[via Macsimum News]
TUAWiPort: Wall-mounted home automation for iPad originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Fri, 20 Aug 2010 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Let me preface this post by saying that I’m an old fuddy duddy.
imaGinyze (US$2.99) is an iPhone app that provides an augmented reality Heads Up Display (HUD) for drivers on the road. When mounted to a windshield, it monitors incoming video information and produces overlays for roads, traffic, signs and more. An electronic voice announces lane changes, your proximity to other vehicles and other such distracting information.
I’ve been using alternative car- and lane-detection hardware units for decades, but they’re called my eyes. Perhaps there’s an obvious application for this app that I’m missing (smarter cars, enhanced night driving or what have you), and if so, please fill me in. But for now, I can’t help but think it’d be a distraction while driving, and a dangerous one at that.
Even Luke understands — sometimes you just have to put the hardware away and use the Force.
[Via Gizmag]
TUAWiPhone app enables augmented driving, at your own risk originally appeared on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) on Fri, 20 Aug 2010 16:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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