First draft of Poligamy Android application sketch: A splash screen and list view interface. The tools: OmniGraffle with Android Sketch Stencil v1 (gstencil)
Lets enjoy this awesome video presentation! The Future of HTML 5 by Bruce Lawson (Opera)
Too much information is equal to none.

Sometimes I want to put one or more links in my email message. I know, its not a big issue. I can just simply select the text, then I hit the link icon. An overlay dialog window then popped-up on my screen. Here, I can type the URL by typing directly to the web address form field or just copy/paste it from elsewhere. So good so far.
But, sometimes I feel not so sure. Does the link still active or broken? Did I mistyped the url? Nah, the built-in functionality of link checker in this Gmail dialog window now comes to help. By clicking the Test this Link button (actually, its just plain text link, not a button), then I shouldn’t have to worry anymore. Brilliant.
Well, it might just a simple tool, but effectively help the user. Good UX!

So you want to embed non-default system fonts for your Tumblr blog? Its easy. You can do it by embeding the Google Font Directory service for free. Simply pickup the font you like, then click Get The Code tab. Then, all you have to do is copy the code, e.g like this (I choose Droid Serif font):
<link href=’ http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Droid+Serif:regular,bold’ rel=’stylesheet’ type=’text/css’>
Now, back to your Tumblr dashboard, then click the Customize menu. Select the Theme menu, then hit the Use Custom HTML button to switch to the fully customize mode. Paste the code anywhere inside inside your header area (between <head> … </head>, let say after the <meta> tag.
Save it, then you’re good to go. View the changes by refreshing your Tumblr blog. If you don’t see any changes, maybe you should clear the browser cache or re-check your styles.