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Build your own web2.0 apps Web 2.0
Zoho Creator by AdventNet is a webbased interface that allows you to CREATE programs. The whole thing has a rich AJAX built interface that has a familiar look and feel for users known to AJAX apps in general and other zoho releases specifically, such as the zoho planner (reviewed by me before). Creation of an application such as a form is easy. The editor does everything for you - you [...] Read More
Google adds iPhone interface to Google Apps Web 2.0
The developers at Google are pretty smart, as we know.They clearly understand how to get a chip of the money from a good product, as Google has just released an interface to Google Apps on the iPhone. If you visit Google.com from an iPhone, you now get a menu of services to choose from - home (search box), Gmail, Calendar, Reader and More (docs, sms, goog-411, news, photos, blogger and [...] Read More
Buy and Sell Web 2.0 Web 2.0
At the Web 2.0 Marketplace you can buy and sell everything Web 2.0. Interested in buying an already established website business, you'll find all kinds of websites here for sale. Seeking a Web 2.0 job, look no further. There are blogging jobs, consulting jobs, development jobs and more. If you're a Facebook developer, you can sell your Facebook apps at the Web 2.0 Marketplace. If you have some domain names to [...] Read More
Emergency Cash Loans and the Apps that Make it Work Business Computer Blog (UK)
smartphones continue to take a central presence in our business lives, how we handle our money is quickly becoming a process that we expect our phones to help us handle. In this new age of phones that work like computers we expect to be able to connect to our bank at any moment, wherever we happen to be. Often you can connect to your bank's website from your [...] Read More
Yale wants to know where their Apps are The CIO Weblog
And in one of those "Ripped from the headlines" moments, it looks like Yale is among the first (or at least among the most public of the first) organizations re-thinking their Apps conversion on the basis of where e-mail and application data will be located in Google's cloud store. The scenario I suggested last week regarding taxation was a little less high-minded than Yale's concerns over the impact of [...] Read More
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on May 24, 2010
Survey in April - Win BIG! Web 2.0
We are launching our survey contests today - your chance to win one of three great Hardcover Books. The first book is "The World is flat - brief history of the twenty-first century" written by the Pulitzer Price laureate Thomas L. Friedman. Then we also have to hand out "The singularity is near- When Humans Transcend Biology " authored by Ray Kurzweil. And last but not least "The Great War for Civilization: The [...] Read More
Script Sunday - Jondesign's SmoothGallery Web 2.0
While everyone was busy posting *funny* april fools all over the net, I have been working on some gallery/ slideshow scripts. As I was looking for a nice and workable solution that has all the required eye-candy, and a very close friend of mine was looking for the same thing for one of his clients, I spent some time on the net trying to find a cool script. And I [...] Read More
Survey - Win a Dream Kuddle Pillow The Parenting Weblog
We are re-defining April Showers here at Creative Weblogging. Instead of just rain, we will be showering our readers with prizes, as well. All you have to do is to take about 3 minutes of your time to answer this 15-minute survey. It should give us an idea of what you, our dear readers, want us to improve, change and/or add. The survey will be up from the 1st until [...] Read More
Win in April - Fill out the survey Cool Picking
Hello everybody, The last week of our April Survey is coming up! Please take some time and attend the survey - it should give us an idea of what you, our dear readers, want us to improve, change and/or add. It just takes you 3 minutes - I promise! Why doing it? Easy - there is a nice prize involved :-) YAY- win the cool PSP game "Star Wars Battlefront II". What you need [...] Read More
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on May 14, 2010
Light up your site with Lightbox Web 2.0
The eye-candy that we generally refer to as AJAX is now in our reach : lightbox is here. The effect of an image that opens floating over the current page is clear and simple beauty. As a webhoster and hobbyprogrammer I was eager to be able to use this kind of eye-candy for myself. I found it in Lightbox. Lightbox is very easy to use : sourcing some scripts and [...] Read More
Sampa : Ajax your site Web 2.0
Sampa offers a free website with pictures and a weblog built in. The interface is nice : clean and Ajax-style. The standard layout of the site you get after signing up is pretty nice to see, and a lot of effort has been put in to making the site complete : Syndication is already setup for you. If you'd like to testdrive it you can choose the demo plan which [...] Read More
Code Beauty : Thickbox Web 2.0
Last year I wrote this piece on the use of lightbox javascript for websites. Lightbox is a beautiful piece of code that makes your images open in overlays instead of a blank page. The code is so wellmade, you only have to add it to the headers of your website in order to load and you can immediately start using it. Thickbox is another piecs of beautiful code I just [...] Read More
Would AJAX Lead to Page View Demise? The Search Engine Weblog
Edelman public relations professional and celebrated blogger Steve Rubel said that AJAX, the technology behind the Web 2.0, will lead to the demise of the page view as a metric for Web site success. Is it really possible? At the recently held AJAXWorld conference in New York, Rubel admitted that he doesn't have the magic sauce for accurately predicting what will replace the page view, however; he got some good [...] Read More
Google Site out but Ajax use doesn't impress industry Java Entrepreneur
Google Site is out but it has failed to impress the industry which is not happy with the manner in which Ajax has been used by google coupled with their promise of offering a simpler way of creating websites. As per the company creating website would be as easy as editing documents and you would not even require any external help. Here is what Google has to say about their [...] Read More
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on May 4, 2010
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In an effort to take over the Web, displace Google as the King of Cyberspace, upset Congress, and perhaps tilt the balance of the Universe, Facebook recently introduced a handful of social plug-ins and widgets that include a universal like button for the web.
And within the first couple of days, over 50,000 websites had signed on to use the Facebook plug-ins according to TechCrunch.In the first 24 hours of their existence, evidently Facebook users used the new like button a billion times. But hey one reason for that was that Facebook connected it to a bunch of things in the profile. For example, I had listed Mel Gibson's Brave Heart as one of my favorite movies. One morning I logged into Facebook and they gave me a choice of either deleting that info from my profile or converting it into a like. I converted it. And I resented being faced with the choice.
Then I went to my applications and harvested my crops in FarmVille...
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on April 30, 2010
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Wired is among a number of sources reporting that 22-year-old David Kernell has been convicted in Knoxville, Tennessee, of obstruction of justice and misdemeanor computer intrusion. Kernell hacked into a email account that belonged to Sarah Palin back in 2008.
Kernell was acquitted on a charge of wire fraud. His jury deadlocked on the charge of identity theft.
Most people who hack an email account in most of the US can reasonably expect to be charged with a couple of misdemeanors (if they're charged at all) and fussed at a lot. Kernell is not most people. He made the mistake of hacking into the web-based email account of Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin during campaign season, and he did it in one of the nation's more Republican-leaning states.
Kernell is free on bond at the moment and a sentencing date has not been set. If he'd been convicted on all charges he could have received more than 50 years in prison.
Palin posted a Facebook update applauding the verdict and compared Kernell's actions to Wategate.
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Zoho Creator by AdventNet is a webbased interface that allows you to CREATE programs. The whole thing has a rich AJAX built interface that has a familiar look and feel for users known to AJAX apps in general and other zoho releases specifically, such as the zoho planner (reviewed by me before). Creation of an application such as a form is easy. The editor does everything for you - you [...] Read More
The developers at Google are pretty smart, as we know.They clearly understand how to get a chip of the money from a good product, as Google has just released an interface to Google Apps on the iPhone. If you visit Google.com from an iPhone, you now get a menu of services to choose from - home (search box), Gmail, Calendar, Reader and More (docs, sms, goog-411, news, photos, blogger and [...] Read More
At the Web 2.0 Marketplace you can buy and sell everything Web 2.0. Interested in buying an already established website business, you'll find all kinds of websites here for sale. Seeking a Web 2.0 job, look no further. There are blogging jobs, consulting jobs, development jobs and more. If you're a Facebook developer, you can sell your Facebook apps at the Web 2.0 Marketplace. If you have some domain names to [...] Read More
smartphones continue to take a central presence in our business lives, how we handle our money is quickly becoming a process that we expect our phones to help us handle. In this new age of phones that work like computers we expect to be able to connect to our bank at any moment, wherever we happen to be. Often you can connect to your bank's website from your [...] Read More
And in one of those "Ripped from the headlines" moments, it looks like Yale is among the first (or at least among the most public of the first) organizations re-thinking their Apps conversion on the basis of where e-mail and application data will be located in Google's cloud store. The scenario I suggested last week regarding taxation was a little less high-minded than Yale's concerns over the impact of [...] Read More
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