Bloglines - Dive in!

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a bundle of happines or a circle of contentment ??

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Dive in! By Meg on Kittens INCOMING!!!! Submitter "Anders" is pretty sure there are eleven kittens!!!11!!

Bloglines - Merlin >> Functionality on Flickr (Help)

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heres anther proposition for flicker.. tracking the conversations on flicker.

Merlin is doing some great stuff here actually. A lot of personal attention data can be culled via in interface like this.

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Merlin >> Functionality on Flickr (Help) Merlin says: I just did a test and did not have a problem. When you press the bookmarklet on flickr, do you get the green checkbox? Do you get a small window saying that the message was sent to cocomment?

Bloglines - Wicked Laser Nexus Review

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need this for those darn stupid stupid..ppt presentations with 12-14 size fonts that em folk always give .. ... pinpoint the defiencies !!

Laser beam to whiteboard.. need min 30 ft beam

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Wicked Laser Nexus Review By Andru Edwards on Misc. Tech, Product Reviews, Science Our boy, David Ponce, over at OhGizmo has just posted up a review of the Wicked Laser Nexus. This is the green laser that we featured in Episode 4 of The Bleeding Edge, and in our quick review of Wicked Laser products. These things are, um, Wicked in every sense. Check…

Bloglines - Microsoft Live Drive may launch before GDrive

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why is mike pushing the envelope here ??

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Microsoft Live Drive may launch before GDrive By Michael Arrington on Live.com Microsoft is building an online storage service, code named Live Drive, says Ray Ozzie in an interview with Fortune: Microsoft is planning to use its server farms to offer anyone huge amounts of online storage of digital data. It even has a name for that future service: Live Drive. With Live Drive, all your information - movies, music, tax information, a high-definition videoconference you had with your grandmother, whatever - could be accessible from anywhere, on any device. Ray also mentioned web storage in an executive staff memo published by Dave Winer last October. See “Seamless OS” under “The Opportunities”. I am banging down every door I know at Microsoft to get more information on this, but I don’t expect further comments. From what I am hearing around the valley, Google Drive is a 2007 product at best, largely because of product priorities and business model issues. According to sources, Google is trying to work out a way to provide the service for free (and there are very large bandwidth and storage costs with storage, obviously). If Microsoft pushes this, they’ll be first. More on this story from Mary Jo Foley. Live.com Tags: gdrive, google_drive, online, storage, techcrunch, web2.0, web_2.0 Comments

Bloglines - Search Engine Secrets Revealed

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nice posting. SEO is a whole new ball of wax with mobile. Need to pick up chatter on authors of this posting.

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Search Engine Secrets Revealed In Technology 19 Apr 2006 from Wired News: Top Stories | Read the full story» Strategy consultant and search engine optimization guru Jason McQueen discusses techniques that will boost your site's search rankings. Webmonkey interview by Bryan Zilar.

Bloglines - New Google Products ?

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Test#3

From the Thought Platform !!

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New Google Products ? By /pd Is Google going to launch any new products ? Hereare 2 more clues that Google might be developing Power Point and Excel competitors: GoogleGrid.net .org .info(.com owned by 3rd party) GoogleLecture.com .net .org .info I trolled t Grid and this is what I find on 'offically registered domain" of google's :)-

Bloglines - UPS earnings review

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Test#2

From the SCMv2.0 platform !!

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SCMv2.0 A Strategist - who is cutting the future in a Supply Chain Management paradigm !! Disclaimer : I work for UPS-SCS, Inc. The opinions expressed here are my own, or in the case of comments, are the opinions of the comment authors. Neither UPS-SCS, Inc nor any other party necessarily agrees with any postings, and I reserve the right to alter my opinions on any topic discussed here.

UPS earnings review By /pd on Web/Tech Heres the earning review for UPS/Q1-06. UPS projected first-quarter earnings in a range of 85 cents to 89 cents. Analysts polled by Thomson Financial expect UPS to post profit of 88 cents on sales of $11.15 billion. Update [via AP] - Actuals filed with SEC Earnings jumped to $975 million, or 89 cents per share, from $882 million, or 78 cents per share, in the year-ago quarter, but margins at the company's supply chain solutions business were disappointing. The unit handles customer logistics ranging from warehousing to inventory planning....

Bloglines - Fluxiom Just Launched!!

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Orli's doing good !!

She's is cutting information before other players. For example Pete cuts it later here;

http://mashable.com/2006/04/21/fluxiom-digital-asset-management/

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Fluxiom Just Launched!! By Orli Yakuel I was just getting update now about the launching of fluxiom! It's a great Ajax Web 2.0 asset management. I wrote about fluxiom application before so all I can add is that you have to check it your self. fluxiom offers 30 days of free trial. For continue using the service you'll have to pay the price of 9Euro a month. Enjoy! Related Tags: web2.0 ajax fluxiom

Bloglines - Forget Free WiFi, FON Wants To Knock Off Mobile Operators

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While google buy them out ?? After all they want to be a wifi player too correct ?? I see another side here

http://blog.outer-court.com/forum/27785.html

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Forget Free WiFi, FON Wants To Knock Off Mobile Operators By Carlo A company called FON grabbed some blog publicity a little while ago with its plan to set up a global network of WiFi hotspots, letting people choose whether they wanted to be a "Linus", offering free access, or a "Bill", and charging for access. If you're a Linus, you also get free access to the rest of the network, if you're a Bill, you have to pay. Now, the company's founder is saying how he wants to create a ubiquitous network, and unseat mobile operators by letting people make VoIP calls over it. That sounds great, in theory, but a ubiquitious WiFi network is a vastly different animal than a cellular network when it comes to voice calls. It's doubtful that FON's network -- assuming it ever got enough coverage -- could support handoffs from one access point to another, making the system much more nomadic than mobile. Also, so many of these companies seem to be dramatically underestimating the effort involved in actually providing service to and supporting customers when it comes to voice telephony. Simply throwing up the network and pointing people to VoIP applications isn't enough. Who do customers call when something goes wrong? What sort of guarantees about service will they get, and from who? It's a problem that many of these VoIP companies are going to face, particularly ones that charge for service -- while keeping operations lean cuts costs, it also limits the customer service they can provide, which will eventually hit their uptake if they want to ever grow beyond early adopters.

Bloglines - Los Angeles, New York, New Zealand? Collaboration Guru Michael Sampson Joins Foldera

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Need to follow this up.

M told me this : "You hit the nail on the head --- it's how many people stick around that will be truly interesting.

I hope you'll take Foldera for a spin once we release beta accounts in early May, and then post your reaction - good and bad. We have much to learn from people such as yourself.

Best, M.

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Michael Sampson
Global VP of Word-of-Mouth Marketing, Foldera, Inc.
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Los Angeles, New York, New Zealand? Collaboration Guru Michael Sampson Joins Foldera By Michael Sampson on MikeSampson Working from New Zealand for a US-based company as a marketing guy is a huge testimony to the power of the Internet to enable collaboration over remote distances. I am amazed that I get to live in the middle of nowhere and yet carry on conversations with people all over the world. So where actually do I work? If I worked for Foldera out of Huntington Beach, the view from my office would look something like this …However, I actually work from home in the middle of nowhere in the South Island of New Zealand, and so the view from my office window is this … Photo 2 (yes, that’s the clothes drying on the left hand side, the garden (all 140m2 of it!), and the chickens off to the right. Over the fence our farmer neighbour is growing some sort of crop, and there’s often 100-200 sheep or so over there too.) Now “working from home” may give the impression that I’m cooped up in a corner of a bedroom, or relegated out to a cold dank garage, or stuck precariously in the laundry cupboard. Not in this case! Actually, I have 24m2 of dedicated office space, and I think my setup is pretty awesome. Wanna see it? Photo 3 This is my “writing and doing” desk, or command central for talking with customers, prospects, thinkers, and my Foldera colleagues. I have a great range of hardware available: to the left of the screen is a 17” Toshiba laptop, then a Toshiba Tecra M4 Tablet PC connected to a Philips 23” monitor, and finally a 23” Apple Cinema Display connected to an Apple Powerbook 15”. You might be able to make out some of the other gadgets around the desk too … a Treo 600 (a bit long in the tooth now, but it’s my current cell phone), a BlackBerry 8700 (which I’m evaluating, and am so far pleased with), and an accursed HP iPAQ hx2495 which has utterly failed to live up to my expectations. Oh well. Photo 4 When I want a break away from being surrounded by screens, I walk 3 metres (yes, that’s how we spell it, and yes, that’s the measurement we use for distance down here) over to my “thinking desk”. No computers in sight … just lots of room for clear thinking, strategizing, and future planning. Being able to lay out my thoughts on paper with a nice pen in hand is a key part of my strategy for productivity. So in the future when you and I get to talk, either by email or Skype, this is where I’ll be. I’m looking forward to it. Tags: MikeSampson,, Foldera,, NewZealand,, Collaboration,, Guru Comments