Gmail a Gentler HailStorm?
More industry talk about Gmail as a new messaging paradigm. Might be overblown, but it is great technology.
More industry talk about Gmail as a new messaging paradigm. Might be overblown, but it is great technology.
Some recent articles from Gillian Kerr of Toronto. I especially like her review of Smart Meeting. I haven't used it, but my gut tells me…cool, but not yet. Of course technologies like this will be in common use in the future, I'm sure of it. But it just isn't there yet. Regardless, good reads! Here…
Unfortunately I does take a crisis (natural disater, energy crisis) or legislation to force a change for the better. Maybe Canada could follow this example. The Telework Times : The Telework Times
Shared Spaced updates…there is some great stuff here. In fact I have a post in the works on Five Across' IM client. Calligator (what is it with the 'gator applications…Newsgator, Calligator…) looks interesting in the telephony arena. I'm going to take a look at that. Late summer seems to be the time for new software…
I think VoIP is going to take off in Canada an elsewhere. Up here I've heard Bell Canada is going to switch to IP-based switching and technology over the next few years (should be good for Nortel). These SWAGs (Stupid Wild Ass Guesses) are good. I'll add one of my own: 1. Telus offers everything,…
Obviously, this space is heating up. Notice how many new P2P collaboration applications there are lately? With all the problems of Napster and Kazaa, many spoke of the end of P2P. But with IM so popular and these P2P apps not really all that different, I knew P2P would start to really pick up. Now…
This article and Amy Gahran's post on Contentious finally pushed me over the edge. I'm trying Firefox and so far am enjoying it. I do have Opera installed, but I'm finding it cluttered. MS really needs to deal with this asap. Can you say “negligence”? They've admitted it is a flaw, they've admitted that it…