Web
The Gap Was Not Bridged
In a previous post, I wrote about DocSyncer, a service that provided a way to get all of your Microsoft Office documents into Google Docs and keep them in sync. It sounded like a great idea but apparently did not work out so I thought that it would be appropriate to close the loop.
Bridging the Gap
Google Docs is great but how do I get all of my Microsoft Office documents uploaded and available for use online? DocSyncer, a new service that will soon be in beta, aims to answer that question by offe4ring synchronization of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents for your PC to the web where they are available [...]
The Web is the iPhone SDK
Watching the iPhone frenzy is almost like a spectator sport. I don’t have one yet and I’m not sure I’ll get one anytime soon, but I can certainly understand the enthusiasm of the early adopters. It reminds me of how I felt back in 1984 when my Dad surprised me with a brand new Mac.
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Backpack
I’m really getting into Backpack from 37Signals. I’m ancious to see what Campfire is all about.
Riya Photo Search Is Amazing
Riya Photo Search (previously called Ojos) went alpha this week. This very cool service uses facial recognition technology to identify people in photos. Text in photos is also recognized, and ultimately, these features will allow for automatic tagging and submission to photo sharing sites. So far, I’ve uploaded uploaded 330 photos. With [...]
You can’t go wrong with writley
The more I use writely, the more I realize that web-based applications present a compelling alternative to apps on my PC. Call it web 2.0, call it AJAX, call it connected, call it what you like. I call it cool. You create a new document by [...]
