EverydayUX morsels (June 25th – June 29th)

• At PdF, Bloomberg Announces ‘Big Apps’ Contest, Says He’ll Dine With Winner | NYFI
  Public data feeds in NYC opening to developers = exciting! Check out the initial contest. Win a dinner with Bloomie himself.
• A Closer Look at Facebook’s New Privacy Options
  Great piece that does a good job demystifying Facebook's new privacy changes. I still think the whole thing remains pretty confusing but this starts to brush aside some of the cobwebs.
• Flickr Photo Download: The Spectrum of User Experience: Preparing the next blog entry
  Great comprehensive UX visual. There's a lot of infor here so beware.
• 20 Visualizations to Understand Crime | FlowingData
  Good stuff.
• Facebook Live Stream Box: Create Your Own CNN Obama Inauguration-Like Chat
  I'm guessing we're going to start to see a lot of these. How about integrating it into live sports streaming please?
• iPhone share of U.S. smartphone traffic hits 69% – Apple 2.0
  The way these numbers are trending, Apple's about to go Pac Man on the Smartphone Traffic Share.

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