The Codaroos wins Full Code Press 2010 and also scooped the ‘I MADE IT LICKABLE’ for the most gratuitous use of flair (drop-shadows and rounded corners were cited), the ‘CLICK OKAY TO CANCEL’ award for the most empathetic design, and finally the (painful to write) ‘ITS YOU’RE AWARD’ for most anal content. Their site Lions Hearing Dogs. The ‘WHAT COULD GO WRONG’ award for ambition went to the Code Blacks for their integration of a Facebook login. They also got the ‘B1NARY SOLO’ award for most l337 syntax. Their site Te Hua Rangatahi Trust. Team USA took the ‘!IMPORTANT’ award for “Most awesome in IE6″ which will no doubt help them sleep at night. Their site Victoria House. (via Codaroos victorious but everyone a winner on the day « FullCodePress)
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The Codaroos wins Full Code Press 2010 and also scooped the ‘I MADE IT LICKABLE’ for the most gratuitous use of flair (drop-shadows and rounded corners were cited), the ‘CLICK OKAY TO CANCEL’ award for the most empathetic design, and finally the (painful to write) ‘ITS YOU’RE AWARD’ for most anal content. Their site Lions Hearing Dogs.

The ‘WHAT COULD GO WRONG’ award for ambition went to the Code Blacks for their integration of a Facebook login. They also got the ‘B1NARY SOLO’ award for most l337 syntax. Their site Te Hua Rangatahi Trust.

Team USA took the ‘!IMPORTANT’ award for “Most awesome in IE6″ which will no doubt help them sleep at night. Their site Victoria House.

(via Codaroos victorious but everyone a winner on the day « FullCodePress)

Source: fullcodepress.com

The browser, codenamed Fennec, will initially be available for Nokia’s N900 phone, followed by other handsets. It is currently going through final testing and could be released before the end of the year, said Jay Sullivan at Mozilla, the group behind Firefox. The open-source browser will be able to synchronise with the desktop version. (via BBC News - Firefox for mobile ‘days away’ from launch)
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The browser, codenamed Fennec, will initially be available for Nokia’s N900 phone, followed by other handsets. It is currently going through final testing and could be released before the end of the year, said Jay Sullivan at Mozilla, the group behind Firefox. The open-source browser will be able to synchronise with the desktop version. (via BBC News - Firefox for mobile ‘days away’ from launch)

Source: BBC