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What Apple needs to launch today in order to catch up with Android and overtake them

By On 2011/06/06 · 5 Comments

In a few words: burst the shackles of the wire!
In these times the wire should only be required to charge the device’s battery.

Let’s look at a few key features after the break …

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Get ready to Wave!

By On 2009/09/09 · Leave a Comment

End of this month Google will open up Google Wave to non-developer users, 100,000 of them actually.

I’m looking forward to continue testing, what has great potential to become an email/IM and collaboration killer. I’ll especially enjoy experiencing to use the service on more responsive infrastructure. Google Wave started off to be a [...]

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Google Browser Sync

By On 2007/05/02 · Leave a Comment

Finally I can keep my various browser sessions in sync, especially work and home computer. This clever Firefox extension merely optmises whats already there, passwords, history, etc etc.

All data is encrypted, so don’t fear any compromisation of your history unless you tend to give everyone physical access to you computers.

It does not matter [...]

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Google’s My Maps

By On 2007/04/12 · Leave a Comment

This tool makes it easy for me to keep track of my encounters with attempts and successes at decent venues, restaurants, etc.

Google Maps and Google Local combined are very useful tool and the new feature My Maps is especially handy for you can add anything you find in the search quickly and easily to [...]

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JotSpot acquired by Google

By On 2007/04/05 · Leave a Comment

You might already know that JotSpot has been acquired by Google. New registrations are not available while they are migrating to Google.
I can’t wait to see the rich-web wiki functionality that will further enhance Google’s offering. Unlike MediaWiki, JotSpot’s product offers much more functionality including online document and spreadsheet etc.

These features are [...]

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