Posted by coulson on March 4, 2008
Fact: Flash Player is the most widely installed software in the history of computing. Question: Given today’s press release from Nokia, are Adobe going to be outmanoeuvred by Microsoft’silverlight on mobiles ? Answer: Pull the other one, it repeats “I’m …
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Posted by coulson on August 30, 2007
FlashEarth, the marvelous mashup of online mapping services by Paul Neave from the UK, has broken into new territory, thanks to Valery Hrosunov and Barry Hunter. “What if the current view in Google Earth was quickly viewable in other maps, …
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Posted by coulson on March 19, 2007
Portaneo, another Parisian web company offering Ajaxified start-page packages akin to NetVibes & Webwags, have just taken a boulevard perhaps less travelled but in the long run one that could prove to be more interesting, by giving away the source …
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Posted by coulson on February 19, 2007
Tariq Krim will be will be launching a major Netvibes update at the FOWA – Future Of Web Apps – conference being held in London over the next two days. The CEO of the Paris based – Ajax-ified start page …
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Posted by coulson on February 10, 2007
In private beta since the end of November Webjam was publicly launched last week. Pete Cashmore from Mashable called it “Myspace plus Netvibes on steroidsâ€, Sam Sethi from Vecosys “An extremely powerful tool for creating and remixing web pagesâ€. Squeezing …
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Posted by coulson on February 8, 2007
French start-up Criteo, the distributed recommendation service, is dishing out their ‘collaborative filtering technology’ for use in the blogosphere with the AutoRoll widget. The idea is a dynamic blog roll made up of similar sites that the people who visit …
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Posted by coulson on February 5, 2007
Today Webwag launches Widgets On Demand (WOD) their widget killer application as announced by Webwag’s founder Franck Poisson on a comment to an earlier post here on quoi9. I’ve been having a look at it over the weekend and its …
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