A Day of Javascript on Mobile
These days it’s hard to ignore the groundswell of the co-mingling of the words “mobile” and “HTML5″. Mobile is where it’s at in 2011 (if it wasn’t already in 2010)…
These days it’s hard to ignore the groundswell of the co-mingling of the words “mobile” and “HTML5″. Mobile is where it’s at in 2011 (if it wasn’t already in 2010)…
The explosion of mobile and web apps integrated with social media networks like Twitter and Facebook continues. As more services offer and expand their APIs, developers have the difficulty of…
Last week at Google I/O, Google announced the Chrome Web Store, an upcoming “online” store for web apps built into Chrome. There are a lot of questions about how this…
Today at Google I/O developer conference in San Franciso, Google announced the 7th release in the Android OS v2.2 code named “Froyo”. Android to date has had accelerating success including…
Prezi, the unconventional “zooming presentation editor,” built a cool collaborative editing and presentation Google Wave Gadget that they are showing off at Google I/O. Embedded in a Google Wave, the…
As the Google I/O machine is just firing up, Seesmic and Socialwok announced a partnership with a Socialwok plugin for Seesmic. Rather than developing a desktop client themselves, and continue…
Socialwok has released a new plugin for Microsoft Outlook called the Socialwok Outlook Social Connector. It lets Outlook users view a sender’s Socialwok activity stream along side of a received email message…
I recently spoke with Tim Young, CEO of Socialcast. Tim is always a pleasure to talk to; each time we speak he recommends a new book to read! A fervent…
Last fall I wrote an article comparing the key players in the enterprise microblogging space. Since writing that comparison, it’s been interesting to watch as each services’ strategy has morphed…
I spent the last two days at the Defrag Conference in Denver, Colorado. Defrag is, in its own words “focused on the tools and technologies that accelerate the ‘aha’ moment,…
I’ve spent the last several weeks diving into many of the “enterprise”/private SaaS microblogging services available (a.k.a Twitter for the enterprise). This all began when I was trying out the…