The screens are small, but there are two of them. With text on each screen it can display quite a bit. It is cheaper than the kindle, iphone, or ipad, has better games, better battery life, better screen protection, better handwritten input, and lots of other advantages. The Kindle doesn’t even have a backlight! Even the DSi XL will fit in a large pocket, while the Kindle and Ipad do not (that is a deal breaker for me). The iphone, meanwhile, is just too small to be useful. The DSi XL is going to be my do-it-all device.

And no this isn’t some niche device. Nintendo has sold over 125 million DS’s since launch!! That blows away iphone, kindle, etc.

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You seem as though you were very alarmed when you pressed “the share button” so you decided to frantically look for information and did not take a chance to process the information you found. As the blog states: you can find share buttons on various media outlet websites (meaning any website that posts content) that report the news, display articles, or stream videos. The blog also has an image on the top left corner that shows different share buttons from various social sites (Delicious, Digg, Stumble, Twitter, Flickr, etc.). Media sharing and bookmarking sites like the ones I just mentioned will release a “share button” icon that is designed to emulate their site so that you recognize what site it is for. For example, the Twitter share button,has a “T” (for Twitter). As you can see on this same blog, we have share buttons that belong to various bookmarking sites.

A share button could either allow you to share the content by emailing (more traditional and older, YouTube still uses this as an option) it to others or sharing on any of these social bookmarking sites as long as you have an account with them. In other words, if you have a Twitter account and would like to share the content you just read with your Twitter followers (assuming you have an account), you would click on the Twitter share button and it will then post a link on your Twitter Feed that will lead back to that content page. In essence, you are sharing what you just read with others. In your case, I am not sure what page you were on or what format share button you are talking about. I can’t give you an answer without seeing what you did.

Also keep in mind, this is an Internet Marketing Blog. Most of the blogs that are written here are related to internet marketing and targets traffic that follows SEO or internet marketing or has some knowledge of social media.

I hope this helps.

The “music” makes this page freeze. the music doesn’t play, it just holds up up everything i’m trying to do, even prevents spaces between words as i type this, forcing me to go back. First, I had to use task master to escape and start over.

So: What is a share button?

I hit a “share button” accidentally just now and am worried sick that it harvested all the email addresses in my account and “shared” the political campaign come-on I was looking at. I hit a “there’s more…” button to read more about the candidate. Instead, the “share button” got activated. Neat trick, and I won’t support the candidate after all because of it. I got the surprise, confusing message “share successful!” and my blood ran cold.

You could have imprioved my mood by sgharing with me up front, on this page, without “music,” what a share button is. Instead, I’m off on a tear and don’t know when I’ll be done. no end to my search is in sight yet.

What is a share button? What exactly does it do? Your page meanly withholds all clues.

Thank you for taking the time to read the blog and then post a comment. I was skeptical about the Wii but then I saw how great the games were and the guidance they give you. I realized it might be pretty effective after all. It’s a good point you mentioned about getting people who usually don’t exercise to get up and become motivated to do some activity.

Cheers! Melissa

That’s funny about the domestic violence thing…there is always something.

Cheers! Melissa

With that out of the way, it’s pretty cool. Would be great for simple UI animations.

I guess we can only get away from controversy if we chose to walk away.

-Anthony

Thanks for sharing your insight.

As a designer i cant begin to tell you how much i hate it when people want css everything even for stuff its rubbish at. *I* despise web standards bigots and their religious hate crusade against the right tool for the job

Twitter has proven to be a very successful micro-blogging site that has revolutionized real time communication on the web. Those of us who work in the internet marketing industry took notice and quickly realized that a Google PageRank 9 site can be an …

There are mixed reviews about the release of the Apple iPad at this point, most referencing the horrible name that Apple opted to go with. Instead of focusing on this tablet that is definitely tailored to those with disposable money versus those lookin…

In this article we’ll quickly walk-through the process of creating a CSS3 animation of an AT-AT Walker from The Empire Strikes Back. We’ll start off by reviewing some CSS3 properties that made this animation possible. Then, follow up with a list of the…

A few days ago i popped across Anthony Calzadillas “Pure CSS3 AT-AT Walker“, which is a great application of using CSS3 Transforms and Animations to create a scene of an AT-AT Walker walking along in a simulated iPad. Anthony explains in gr…

http://cuppadev.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/atat/atat.html

Enjoy

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As a huge Star Wars fan I couldn't resist not to publish this CSS3 trick….

I just wanna know if we could give random to those animation. Like that:
-webkit-transform: rotate(random)

Is it possible?

( excuse for my poor english, french are really dumb! )

If I had to bang out something similar to the at-at I could do it in about 2-3 hours now. The most important aspect for me was familiarizing myself with CSS3 transitions & transformations

How many hours did you put into getting that done and, now that you’ve got it figured out, what’s the expected job time in the future?

Ihear ya’

-Anthony

Example: http://stuff.cuppadev.co.uk/csstransformexport/testImage.html
(Just imagine it fills the screen)

Keep in mind you can infinitely nest transforms in objects, so you can actually make a pretty complex scene (with camera movement even!) if you think a bit. For anything else, i suggest modifying the export script.

I really hope they come to their sense with all these hard to follow css syntaxes. It would be so much easier to work with this kind of stuff if they had a subset of real javascript that replaced CSS.

Come on w3 people. look at this:
@-webkit-keyframes shin {
0% {-webkit-transform: rotate(0deg);}
20% {-webkit-transform: rotate(0deg);}
30% {-webkit-transform: rotate(23deg);}
50% {-webkit-transform: rotate(0deg);}
100% {-webkit-transform: rotate(0deg);}
}

that’s soooo similar looking to what they write in JS. Might as well just replace css with a subset of js that doesn’t have access to anything that causes a security issues. Just let it focus on visual manipulation of dom elements.

http://github.com/jamesu/csstransformexport

e.g. http://stuff.cuppadev.co.uk/walk.html

-Anthony

-Anthony

Thanks for the tutorial! You’ve broke it down perfectly, thanks so much!

Very cool btw

I heard it on NPR Morning Edition. They briefly mentioned it towards the end of the show so they did not know that Xistence did not actually belong to Google. It was mentioned under the Google name, they even mentioned the slogan you have in the video “Because life is too short for social interaction!”

-Duran

I’d love to know which show on NPR referenced Xistence – does your boss remember when he heard it, maybe? Cheers!

Thanks

1) I want to raise awareness of breast cancer, because evidently I think that nobody has ever heard of it.
2) Breast cancer happens in breasts, and my very own personal breasts are usually in my bra.
3) My women friends also have one or more breasts and thus, often wear bras.
4) Although I am a grown woman who demands and deserves to be taken seriously as the equal of any man, I still tend to think like a 13-year-old girl.
5) Consequently, I believe that grown men think like 13-year-old boys (this is probably the most true part of the whole process).
6) I create a silly “let’s have some fun with the boys” campaign wherein we titillate them by describing the colors of our bras.
7) Other women will join in, because although THEY deserve and demand to be taken seriously as the equal of any man, they, too, still tend to think like 13-year-old girls.
Having posted a message about their bra color, women will remember that they, too, have breasts, and will magically understand that the reason they’re titillating “the boys” with this little game about bra color is that breasts sometimes get cancer.
9) “The boys” will wonder what’s going on, and will start making posts that describe the color of their undies (with some large proportion going for “commando”) in a vain attempt to raise awareness of testicular cancer.
10) Women will poke fun at “the boys” because they don’t “get it”.

The blurb describing current trends is definitely a welcome addition though.