Opera your so full of wonderment.

Perhaps you think that with the FTC looking into the Google Voice App rejection or infinite evaluation process. You think that it may now be your chance.

It isn’t.

Not because you don’t make a good browser. It’s because your not Google.

Check out the story at macappers and the Opera Mini’s Demo Video below.

Application

Hide Coda ⌘H

Hide Others ⌥⌘H

Preferences… ⌘,

Quit Coda ⌘Q

Editing

Balance ⌘B

Beginning of Line ⌘←

Bigger Font ⌘+

Blockedit Selection ⇧⌘B

Check Spelling ⌘;

Clear Change Marks ⌥⌘M

Close Tag ⌥⌘.

Copy ⌘C

Cut ⌘X

End of Line ⌘→

Find (in current document) ⌘F

Find & Replace ^⌘G

Find in Files… ^⌘F

Find Next ⌘G

Find Previous ⇧⌘G

Go To Line Number… ⇧⌘L

Hide Find Banner ⇧⌘F

Jump to Selection ⌘J

Look Up Selected Word in Reference Books ⌘’

Next Change (in shared document) ⌥⌘C

Next Symbol ⌘D

Next Word ⌥→

Paste ⌘V

Preview in Default External Browser ⌥⌘B

Previous Change (in shared document) ⌥⇧⌘C

Previous Symbol ⇧⌘D

Previous Word ⌥←

Redo ⇧⌘Z

Search Files… ⌥⌘F

Select All ⌘A

Shift Left ⌘[

Shift Right ⌘]

Show Colors ⇧⌘C

Show Fonts ⇧⌘T

Show Invisible Characters ⌥⌘I

Show Line Numbers ⌥⌘L

Show Spelling and Grammar ⌘:

Show Validation Errors ⌥⌘V

Smaller Font ⌘-

Special Characters… ⌥⌘T

Split Document ^⌘L

Undo ⌘Z

Use Selection for Find ⌘E

Use Selection for Replace ⌥⌘E

Un/Comment Selection ⌘/

Wrap Lines (toggle) ⌥⌘W

View Source ⌥⌘U

Files

Back ⌥⌘←

Close File ⌘W

Close Window (and all of its tabs) ⇧⌘W

Delete… ⌘⌫

Forward ⌥⌘→

Get Info ⌘I

Go To Folder… ⌥⌘G

Hide/Show File Browser ^⌘B

New Folder ⇧⌘N

New File ⌥⌘N

New File (of default type) ⌘N

New Split ^⌘S

New Tab ⌘T

New Window ^⌘N

Open… ⌘O

Page Setup… ⇧⌘P

Parent ⌥⌘↑

Print… ⌘P

Publish ⌥⌘P

Reload ⌘R

Save ⌘S

Save As… ⇧⌘S

Set Shared Access To Read/Write ^⌘A

Set Shared Access To Read Only ⌥⌘A

Share via Bonjour ⇧⌘E

Modes

Books ⌘6

CSS Editor ⌘4

Preview ⌘3

Sites ⌘1

Terminal ⌘5

Text Editor ⌘2

Preview

Go To Location ⌘L

Reload ⌘R

Sites

Add Site… ⇧⌘A

Connect to Server… (without using Sites) ⌘K

Publish to Server (locally changed files) ^⌘P

Source Control

Commit ⇧⌘M

Refresh ⇧⌘R

Update ⇧⌘U

Windows

Clips ^⌘C

Minimize ⌘M

Next Tab ⌘}

Previous Tab ⌘{

Transcript ^⌘T

Expresso 1.0 is released

The guys over at macrabbit.com makers of CSSEdit the popular CSS editing software. Have released their website coding environment Expresso 1.0. Head over to macrabbit.com/espresso/ and grab a fifteen day free trial.

Check it out over a http://www.red-sweater.com/marsedit/

I’ve done this more than once and I started think to myself. Where the heck did the day go? I’ve been in front of the computer all day diligently typing away. So I found a program called Slife.

Slife runs in the background and monitors what program you are using and for how long you are using it. It’s a free download and can be very enlightening as to just how long that little break took. For me it was alarming just how much time I was spending social networking. Tweeter is like crack!

Espresso is in development. But macrabbit.com will be starting a beta program soon and has already started to take submissions to be part of it. Just head over to http://www.macrabbit.com/espresso/ and sign-up.

Here are a few of the features:

• Podcast Support
  Wake up or fall asleep listening to your favorite Podcast.
• Wakes Your Mac
  Let your Mac sleep through the night. Awaken will handle waking your Mac at alarm time.
• Backup Alarm
  If iTunes has a problem at alarm time, the backup alarm will wake you.
• Egg Timer
  Use the egg timer for quick one-time alarms like taking a quick nap or timing the oven.
• Apple Remote
  Control the alarm and sleep timer from across the room with your Apple remote.

Awaken Gallery

Check it out at Marketing iPhone apps shouldn’t just be a field of dreams

Firefox Download Day 2008 is today around the world.

So remember to help the guys at mozilla.com get into the Guinness Book of World Records.

Download Firefox 3.0 Here

WWDC has bared more mac application fruit. In the form of Safari 4.0 that has been seeded to developers.

Check out some screenshots at worldofapple.com

If you‚Äôre a fan of Twitter, you have to be asking yourself. Twitter is flaky on the best of days. Will the micro blogging service be able to handle the network traffic that it is likely to see during todays WWDC keynote? The smart money is on “not a chance!”Good Luck Twitterverse. You’ll need it today.

Hi. My name is Brad and I’m a media addict.

Crowd responds “Hi Brad.”

It’s been two minutes since I have downloaded a video from YouTube to my laptop. Should we really have wireless here in the meeting hall? I have CDs, DVDs, VCDs, MOVs, AVIs, DIVX, MP3s, hard copy books, e-books, audiobooks an iTunes library and god help me a few VHS cassettes.

Is this you?

Think about it. In the internet age with terabyte hard drives under $400 dollars and cheap burnable media. Your closer to this than you might think. A few years ago I had this realization and started looking around for a way to catalog all my media. I’ve built filemaker pro databases and used cd finder. I’ve found pluses and minuses to them all. But overall the one I have used and stuck with for it’s ease of use is Delicious Library from Delicious Monster. Yesterday Delicious Monster released a 2.0 beta of their new Delicious Library 2.0.

This is a beta. It out performs and has a larger, richer feature set than everything else I have tried.

Why use it?

1. Bar Code scanning with your built in camera

Delicious Library uses your macs built in camera to scan your barcode and query a database on the internet to retrieve your media’s description info and a picture or cover art from Amazon. If your are really Type A and have the means. Delicious Monster also offers a wireless barcode scanner for purchase.

2. Use the shelf metaphor to visually organize and display your media.

Like shelves in a library, video or music store. Delicious Library displays your media with covers.

3. Integrates your iTunes Library media into the programs library from startup.

All of the media in iTunes becomes part of your Delicious Monster instantly.

4. Web Publishing

Publish your library to .Mac or import your FTP preferences from Transmit and use that. Also you can publish directly into your iWeb site. Pre-made templates are available in the application. Publish some or all of your library, hiding private items with a special flag. They have also added iPhone and iPod Touch compliant Web Publishing. So both the iPhone and iPod Touch will render your library pages correctly.

5. Smart Shelves

Like smart lists in iTunes define special shelves based on your needs.

6. Media Types

It seems that if it’s on Amazon you can store it in delicious library.

• Books
• Movies
• Albums
• Software
• Video games
• Toys
• Gadgets
• Tools
• Apparel

Problems while using:

Delicious Library doesn‚Äôt seem to have a way to catalog shareware I.E. Software that isn’t shrink wrapped. It can‚Äôt catalog itself. I would think that this could be achieved by using a service similar to iusethis.com

Delicious Library 2 from Delicious Monster is available on their website for $40.00 or upgrade from Delicious Library 1 for $20.00

Written by Samuel in Website Building

It’s recently occurred to me that I’ve been doing Flash sites now for 10 years and have seen it come a long way since Flash 4, where I first cut my teeth on Actionscript, tweening, and pixel fonts. Over the years, I’ve seen and done many projects, some of which utilized Flash in very useful ways, while others had no business using it. Sometimes, a Flash implementation hurt the company, detracted from the site’s purpose, and had poor results (all the while costing them more to build the site in the frst place). So in a world where too many companies want Flash websites and too few designers use Flash very well, here is a brief list of places that Flash currently does not belong (with very few exceptions):

(Via wakeuplater.com.)