http://gizmoron.com/2011/04/future-of-browsers-address-field/ Marketing, Technology & Politics Wed, 15 Oct 2014 12:49:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://gizmoron.com/2011/04/future-of-browsers-address-field/#comment-5 Daniel Benami Sat, 30 Apr 2011 10:55:44 +0000 http://gizmoron.com/?p=1#comment-5 Thanks for your comment newbie. I'm actually happy that we're moving away from the address line. In my opinion good user interface is always a plus, but I am worried that the future developments come hand in hand with closing the door for younger entrepreneurs. I believe Facebook is indeed taking a major role, it's rather ironic when you come to think about it - Mark Zuckerberg himself was once a young entrepreneur who created a product from scratch. Thanks for your comment newbie. I’m actually happy that we’re moving away from the address line. In my opinion good user interface is always a plus, but I am worried that the future developments come hand in hand with closing the door for younger entrepreneurs. I believe Facebook is indeed taking a major role, it’s rather ironic when you come to think about it – Mark Zuckerberg himself was once a young entrepreneur who created a product from scratch.

]]> http://gizmoron.com/2011/04/future-of-browsers-address-field/#comment-2 newbie Thu, 28 Apr 2011 16:17:44 +0000 http://gizmoron.com/?p=1#comment-2 Can't think of too many people who still use command prompt commands, ha. How sad. We're on the verge of seeing Facebook all around us. It's already quite annoying with Facebook's latest coupon pilot in the US - trying to take over groupon - jeeezz louise! Can’t think of too many people who still use command prompt commands, ha. How sad. We’re on the verge of seeing Facebook all around us. It’s already quite annoying with Facebook’s latest coupon pilot in the US – trying to take over groupon – jeeezz louise!

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