All the stories tagged with Web 2.0
JuiceCaster launches on Blackberry
08/26/2008, There are more and more tools to lets you spam send stuff to your “friends” on social networks. JuiceCaster is now available on Blackberry Curve as a beta – if “beta” still means something these days. Among the known services [...]
Who will own the cloud is irrelevant
08/01/2008, I spotted an article with a catchy title: it’s 2018: who owns the cloud? Where the author asks this interesting question and develops the idea that “providing cloud consumers with a spectacular user experience” is critical and that Apple does [...]
Cellspin for the iPhone: Post and Upload Everywhere at Once
07/28/2008, We already published about Cellspin, this cool phone application (with an ugly design) that allows users to publish audio, photo, and text simultaneously to their favorites blogging or social networking websites in a few clicks. Today, Cellspin launched on the [...]
PlanetEye: Plan your Trip using Virtual Exploration
07/11/2008, Yesterday, PlanetEye opened its beta to the public and I took some time to review it. This innovative travel site lets users plan their trip by exploring the location they are going to visit. The core of the user experience [...]
Yoono: the navigation bar for the digital social life
05/04/2008, [Web 2.0] At Web 2.0, Pascal Josselin, CEO, showed me a demo of the revamped Yoono. Today, the beta is officially launching and you can test it for yourself.Like the previous version, Yoono’s toolbar suggest similar sites while you are [...]
Web 2.0 day 2: The Crowd is There!
04/23/2008, [Web 2.0] I attended partly this morning the session on “How Web 2.0 is changing the moods, Metrics and Monetization” moderated by Rafe Needleman (CNet). No details yet, as I had to run to my meetings with some great start [...]
Simulscribe Adds Contact List Integration
04/23/2008, [Web 2.0] For those who are not familiar with Simulscribe (soon to be renamed PhoneTag), it is a service that you can setup to intercept your mobile phone voicemails and have it send it to you, translated in text via [...]
Profy: the New Web Platform for Bloggers- beta launch
04/23/2008, [Web 2.0] The Profy platform – in closed alpha since January 2008 – is announcing its beta launch at Web 2.0. According to the press release (I did not try the alpha), the blogging process – news reading, writing and [...]
Oosah party at Web 2
04/22/2008, Dan Khasis, Cto, Oosah [Web 2.0] Today, Oosah was launched (and we published about it), so tonight they are celebrating at the Sir Francis Hotel, in San Francisco. I finally met the CTO, Dan Khasis, who told me that he [...]
Zude.com to Become the Social Networking Portal?
04/22/2008, Demonstration driven by Steve Repetty (Chairman and CTO) [Web 2.0] Zude.com is a social networking service that let one create content a little like MySpace, except that its more recent architecture allows it to be more flexible and receive more [...]
Blogs and Social Media Marketing Session
04/22/2008, [Web 2.0] I am attending this session because I was thinking that I may learn one thing or two about Blog marketing from fellow bloggers. Were present: Nick Gonzalez (Techcrunch), Eric Eldon (Venture Beat) and Trisha Okubo who is presenting [...]
Web 2.0 Opens Today: Where is the Crowd?
04/22/2008, Web 2.0 I just got to the moscone center for my first meeting at the Web 2.0 conference. I met with Raju Vegesna from Zoho to talk about their recent announcements. The lobby is deserted as you can see in [...]
Web 2.0 kickoff: Blurb / Moo / Etsy party
04/22/2008, Photo: the party was so packed that the crowd spread outside the pub [Web 2.0] The party held at Kate o’Brien pub was a nice kickoff for the Web 2.0 conference! I got there early, so I got the opportunity [...]
