All stories by Mike
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A Free Day of Javascript on Mobile at Google HQ
These days it's hard to ignore the groundswell of the co-mingling of the words "mobile" and "HTML5". Mobile is where it's ...
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Apigee + Heroku Announce Twitter Integration on Steroids
The explosion of mobile and web apps integrated with social media networks like Twitter and Facebook continues. As more services ...
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Google Releases Details On How You Convert a Website into an Installable Web App
Last week at Google I/O, Google announced the Chrome Web Store, an upcoming "online" store for web apps built into Chrome. ...
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Everything you Need to Know about Android 2.2 in a Neat List
Today at Google I/O developer conference in San Franciso, Google announced the 7th release in the Android OS v2.2 code named ...
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Prezi Shows Off Collaborative Presentation Editing in Google Wave
Prezi, the unconventional "zooming presentation editor," built a cool collaborative editing and presentation Google Wave ...
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Seesmic and Socialwok Partner to Bring Socialwok to Seesmic Desktop
As the Google I/O machine is just firing up, Seesmic and Socialwok announced a partnership with a Socialwok plugin for Seesmic. Rather ...
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Outlook Made Social with Socialwok
Socialwok has released a new plugin for Microsoft Outlook called the Socialwok Outlook Social Connector. It lets Outlook ...
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SocialCast CEO Talks Upcoming iPad App and Future of Social Media in The Enterprise
I recently spoke with Tim Young, CEO of Socialcast. Tim is always a pleasure to talk to; each time we speak he recommends ...
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Socialwok Plans Corporate Annihilation with Premium Features and Microsoft Office Integration
Last fall I wrote an article comparing the key players in the enterprise microblogging space. Since writing that comparison, ...
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Defrag 2009: A Retrospective
I spent the last two days at the Defrag Conference in Denver, Colorado. Defrag is, in its own words "focused on the tools ...
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An Enterprise Micro-blogging Comparison: Yammer, Socialcast, Present.ly... and SocialWok
I've spent the last several weeks diving into many of the "enterprise"/private SaaS microblogging services available (a.k.a ...