Filed under: Google, Social Software, web 2.0
There's Tweetdeck for your Tweets, Seesmic for your Facebook stalking -- and now Waver for your Waves! Waver is simply an Adobe AIR application that hooks into your Google Wave account. From there, you can create new waves, or update existing ones. Adobe's Javascript implementation seems to do surprisingly well, rendering Waves as quickly or quicker than Google's own V8 -- though this could be due to the fact that Waver uses the cut-down iPhone UI output from Google Wave. Also, a lot of the UI seems to actually be, er, missing. And a lot of the shortcuts don't seem to work yet. Full story...
Filed under: Google, Browsers
Mac users of Google Chrome finally got a solid bookmark system in Google Chrome.
Filed under: OS Updates, Features, Linux, Canonical, Beta
With the final release of Ubuntu 10.
Filed under: Web services, Commercial, Open Source, sxsw
I spoke to Brian Alvey, co-founder of Weblogs, Inc.
Filed under: sxsw
Erez dove into Lifeyo recently, so I won't duplicate his efforts here.
Filed under: Utilities, Productivity, Google
If you're someone who has to take a lot of meetings, you've undoubtedly run into scheduling issues at some point and had to reschedule one .
Filed under: iPhone, Web, sxsw
PayPal had a nice booth at SXSW and was there to promote their API and developer platform, which now allows developers (hint: mobile developers, prayers answered) to enable PayPal's e-commerce solution within their apps.
Filed under: Microsoft, Browsers
It's already been pretty widely reported that Internet Explorer 9 will feature better support for standards -- including HTML5.
Filed under: Features, Mozilla, Browsers
Sebastian is out stomping the fjords in Norway -- true story! -- so I'll be your humble replacement columnist this week.
Filed under: Google, Browsers
Google Chrome's Incognito mode is a handy way to browse without leaving unwanted traces of your activitybehind.
Filed under: Google, Beta, Browsers
Earlier today, Google pushed updates to both the Chrome beta and dev channels.