Posts Tagged with ‘web-application’

Profy is building something exciting for the tech-savvy crowd. The Profy development team is at work on a very large-scale Web 2.0 project to be launched in public beta later this year. It's an advanced blogging platform with an integrated powerful RSS reader enhanced by social featured. The application will drastically change the way we blog and read our news.
At the moment, the product is in strictly private beta and we're looking for a strong team of early testers [...]

Sometimes I get irritated by the enormous number of Web 2.0 websites that are only intended for entertainment. While for many-many of us Internet is actually about business and business tools are sometimes under-estimated. And I have just been informed of a really interesting enterprise solution that is definitely a good example of how Web 2.0 can serve corporate customers.
Relenta is a customer relationship management (CRM) tool that is targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses. It is a completely [...]

ThinkFree, perhaps the Web's foremost online office productivity suite launched ThinkFree Docs on Tuesday. ThinkFree Docs allows users to search, share, tag and publish MS Office documents online the way some sites allow image sharing. The free service extends the existing ThinkFree online community of 275,000 users and adds functionality and collaboration. Additional search and filtering capabilities will help power this latest addition to the already potent tools at ThinkFree. The company's approach to content quality and quantity has been methodical out [...]

Yahoo! is making available a new version of IM that runs in a browser rather than having users download separate software. Yahoo hopes to cater to the millions of people who access the Internet via cafes rather than home based PC's around the planet.
According to this news from Yahoo, the eventual ability to allow rapid fire text communication ala MySpace, Facebook and others will help the company transform into more of a social networking type platform. Brad Garlinghouse, Yahoo's VP of communication [...]

 
So, Odeo founder Ev Williams has put his website up for sale. Anyone care? We do. Odeo may not have been the most popular kid in school, and even got picked on by that bully in Cupertino (Apple). But it has served many a podcast and podcaster well. Though its visitorship pales in comparison to iTunes, it’s still seeing over 600k hello messages from IPs around the world every month, and doling out 3 million pages/audio files to fans with [...]

 
Terapad.com announced that their all in one Web 2.0 blogging solution will be offered for free. Terapad.com is the only blogging community that offers Paypal™-ready shop. The site also provides a blogging platform that is simple to set up, while possessing advanced features that appeal to power bloggers and amatuers alike. 
Terapad provides 2 gigabytes of storage, discussion forums, a free image gallery, and content management integrated into a neat, easy to use environment. Steven Tual, Director of Sitejourney, the company behind Terapad, [...]

Review: Widgetbox - depository and interface for those producing web widgets and for those who are wishing to easily place web widgets on their blog or website.
The first time I heard about a “widget” was back in university when studying econimics. The supply and demand of a generic company producing a generic product called “widgets”. In the past couple of years, this “generic product” has moved to the computer realm with Apple leading the way with the ability to produce [...]

Dapper, the service enabling anyone to use and reuse any web-based content is now open to the public and promises new features and improvements to Dapper’s functionality in the coming months. Dapper’s mission is to allow visitors to use any web based content in any way imaginable. And it means going beyond just reading or viewing a webpage. You may want to create an RSS feed or a Google Gadget for a site, take a site’s content and put it on [...]