links for 2008-08-06 [delicious.com]

• iusethis iphone software: Free software for the iphone population
  (tags: iphone appstore list ipodtouch apps software)
• iPhone 101: Speedier iPhone backups, three ways - The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
  For those of us lucky enough, or stupid enough, to own an iphone.
  (tags: iphone speed backup)

links for 2008-05-19

• 100 Must-Read Books: The Essential Man’s Library | The Art of Manliness
  (tags: books reading literature list book lists education interesting)
• Doodle: Easy Scheduling
  (tags: calendar schedule meeting collaboration tools web2.0 community free)
• SurveyMonkey.com - Powerful tool for creating web surveys. Online survey software made easy!
  (tags: survey surveys tools marketing software web research)

links for 2008-05-07

• Enterprise software markets 2005-2010
  (tags: Enterprise Software enterprisesoftware)
• Jive Talks: What is the Market Size for Enterprise (2.0) Social Software?
  (tags: enterprise social)

links for 2008-05-03

• Recover HTC Touch from tricolors RUU boot-loader (mtty) - xda-developers
  (tags: stuck brick bootloader)

links for 2008-04-29

• Desktop
  (tags: ikea computer)

links for 2008-04-28

• Modded Touch Shell
  (tags: Moddedtouch)
• Poll The People: Greatest Ever Books, Top 100 fiction, non-fiction, authors
  (tags: culture bestbooks top)

links for 2008-04-27

• 8 tips to avoid being an IT scapegoat | IT Project Failures
  All very good tips, but can you believe ZDnet isn’t using search enginge safe links? wtf?
  (tags: management project projectmanagement scapegoat)
• Tools For Your Video Career
  (tags: video tools youtube howto media blogging tutorial distribution ustream stickam justin.tv advice)

links for 2008-04-26

• YouTube - Killer Presentation Skills
  (tags: presentations skills presentation)

links for 2008-04-25

• Long Exposure Basic - Tutorials 2.0
  (tags: photography tutorials camera exposure tips)

links for 2008-04-18

• Leap
  This application looks really cool, and I like tags a lot. I just don’t know if I really believe in retro-tagging, like, thousands of documents. That doesn’t sound like any fun at all.
  (tags: mac software osx finder tools productivity macosx)