Archive for the ‘Web’ Category
"Our software will be open source", so what
In: Open Source|Web
2 Nov 2008Lately I have heard the term “open source” and the word advantage in the same sentence. And my reaction being “aja and…”, which made me realized that people tag a new project as open source, underestimate the efforts of starting, sustaining and growing a open source project. Even more, I wonder if there are naive [...]
What is the big deal with Google Chrome?
In: Web
17 Sep 2008Chrome “leaked”, the early adopters download Chrome to check it out, the world gasped in amassment, apocalyptic blog posts were written regarding the dominance of Google and the threat to Microsoft and suddenly everything went back to normal (see graph 1), turning our attention to our daily lives and waiting for the next big thing). [...]
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- Tags: Chrome, Firefox, google, Microsoft, Nicholas Carr
What is the point if Google provides it?
In: Wiki
27 Mar 2008Here I am, overloading my brain with information from Inc.com, but suddenly I read the Entrepreneurial Breaking News at Inc.com (and I felt the urge and now you can read my urge). One of the news is about Data Sharing and state that Nuospace cures the pain of ..many small businesses are still using e-mail [...]
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- Tags: Crossing the Chasm, google, jotspot, nuospace, Wiki, wikidot
Dependency on Webmail
In: Webmail
24 Mar 2008Today was like any other day, checking emails and sending emails, reading, browsing watching NBA highlights of the Sunday’s games. I was getting prepared to write an email and I needed to recall a address, so I did a respective search in GMAIL, which searches in all your emails (very good by the way). Suddenly [...]
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- Tags: email, GMAIL, Software as a Service, Webmail
Facebook Garage: MySpace wrap up
In: Web
14 Mar 2008Jonas just started with a video promoting MySpace. Talked about MySpace but there is not much new. He also presented the app galleria and that is.. And without anything he left…
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- Tags: facebook, Facebook Garage, myspace
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