Chris Gilmer , Thursday, January 3rd, 2008

If you have a blog or website and want to continue the discussion, you might want to take a look at Disqus, an online discussion forum.
Disqus is a simple solution for anyone thinking about expanding their blog commenting system and is concerned with its customization. The design allows for threaded conversations and comments as well [...]

Filed under: Applications, Internet, Web 2.0 by Chris Gilmer
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Chris Gilmer , Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008

Plaxo, the Stanford founded electronic address book that adopted a social networking platform take on connections and updates, is said to be up for auction.
The NYTimes is reporting that people close to the action were briefed on the offering Wednesday evening. Plaxo, who was trying to compete with the likes of Facebook and LinkedIn with [...]

Filed under: Applications, Internet, Social Network, Web 2.0 by Chris Gilmer
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Chris Gilmer , Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008

Have you ever had the urge just to sit down on that parkbench and watch a good movie? What about when you are sitting in Starbucks sippin a latte? Well now you can, (even if you dont have an iPhone) with Avot mV.
Avot mV is a video website built exclusively for mobile users. Just [...]

Filed under: Applications, Handheld device, Mobile by Chris Gilmer
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Chris Gilmer , Thursday, October 4th, 2007

Microsoft has launched HealthVault, a website that lets users create and control their health records online. This project has been underway at Microsoft for over two years, and many meetings with partners in the hospital, disease prevention and health care companies to get it off the ground.
The free health service have such giant corporate partners [...]

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Chris Gilmer , Thursday, October 4th, 2007

As more and more businesses are getting into the world of online applications, corporate security is in danger of being compromised.
Malicious and Web API hackers have been increasingly penetrating online applications and exposing valuable corporate data. After all, its a lot easier to hack into an open API development platform than it is to break [...]

Filed under: Applications, Google, Security, Yahoo by Chris Gilmer
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