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| Videowebgate 3.0 software released |
| Tuesday, June 05, 2007 |
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 Videowebgate has launched the TV entertainment center Videowebgate 3.0. The software provides the users access to the TV portal and the content available there as well as several off line tools such as DVD ripper, a Newsroom, developers video players codes, the newsroom codes for download, live streams recorder and a video chat center.
Videowebgate has operations in Marseille, France and Jerusalem, Israel. |
| Telepark launches telepark.contact – Web-based Contact Manager |
| Tuesday, May 22, 2007 |
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 Telepark has launched telepark.contact, a Web-based Contact Manager.
telepark.contact enables you to create
- a single, anywhere accessible store for all your contacts
- easy personalized bulk emails (e.g. newsletters, PR)
- easy personalized print mailings
- Easily mail merge with Word documents
As "the Flickr
of contact management", telepark.contact is the first Web-based Contact
Manager that leverages the power of Tags. Users can easily define any number of people groups
using Tags and send them personalized emails and print letters, be it
to four people or four thousand. You can have dynamic input fields per
contact, never too many, never too few?Click here to read rest of Telepark launches telepark.contact post
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| Intel factories in the state of Israel - An update |
| Tuesday, May 15, 2007 |
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Some background
20 years ago Intel set up their first factory in Jerusalem, they got
the best engineers in the world and hundreds of millions in help from
the government. They actually liked it so they set another factory in
the south of Israel and again squeezed the government; few years later
came the 3rd factory also with the government massive support. These
amounts could have helped the whole Israeli hi-tech industry, an
Industry that leads the local economy and suffers from lack of
government support (no wonder when so much money goes to Intel). |
| Steve's DRM Free Regime |
| Monday, May 14, 2007 |
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Steve Jobs probably loves his iPod
no less than a Mother
loves her child. He, over time, has definitely understood that the
restriction on music encourages users to obtain unrestricted music
which is usually not possible via legal methods and thus possible the
other way round. It’s just the
same as when a Mom scolds her child for not to have a candy, and that’s
probably the first thing which the child would do; have it!Steve had
launched iPods keeping in mind to provide the ease of music to the
consumer's ears, wherever and whenever. In regard to which it is good
to recall
that iPods play music which is free of DRM and is merely encoded in
"open" licensable formats such as MP3 or even say AAC. Users can get
the music from anywhere which is encoded into these open formats without any
DRM. The music could be played on any player which supports these formats.
To read the rest of 'Steve's DRM Free Regime' article click here
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| Look who's talking? |
| Friday, May 11, 2007 |
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 "VC indicator" reveals that 38% of the Venture Capitals' managers
estimate that an Internet Bubble already exists. Only 15% of the VCs
were positive that nothing like this exists. Here is the truth about
the "Leaders of the Industry" . |
| What is Microsoft up to ? |
| Friday, May 04, 2007 |
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| Is there really an Internet company that worth $50 billion? Rumors insist that Microsoft will offer
to purchase Yahoo for $50 billion. Can these rumors be true?
Theoretically such step will put MS in direct competition with the
Google and will compensate for the years MS lost on the web.
Practically it's a ridiculous sum and no company worth it. If indeed
MS will purchase Yahoo for this amount then it's the beginning of the
end of Microsoft. Not only that the amount is far too high, the game
itself is not their game. I doubt that anyone over there is stupid
enough to risk the company future just to compete with Google. They
should wait a year to see the damages that the recent purchases
caused Google and others (MySpace and YouTube). On the other hand the rumors
may have added a single zero while passing from mouth to ear. |
| Top 5 Search Engine Applications – results look good for Stalkerati |
| Friday, April 20, 2007 |
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Search engines are the second most popular applications on the internet (after the good ole email) and the mind boggling success of Google only reinforces that. It is also the most difficult market to crack open with the leaders being rather large corporations. Still we see new improves search engines pop up every now and then. They are the challengers to the ultimate prize on the internet.
The Top 5 Search Engines on the Web as per the views registered here at NEO Binaries are listed below. These are only for applications listed at NEO Binaries. If you think any application has been missed out, please do post in the forums or add your comment here directly.
Congratulations to Stalkerati.
Top 5 Search Engine Applications on NEO Binaries
- Stalkerati
- Rollyo
- Kosmix
- RawSugar
- Foundd
Stalkerati
Your very own private eye on the World – Wide - Web, Stalkerati helps you get inside information on people or friends on the internet. Stalkerati will search for names that you enter on Friendster, Face book, a blog search on Technorati, and a Google web & image search.
Click here for the rest of the Top 5 Search Engine Applications
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| Top 5 Collaboration Applications – cyn.in easily bests the competition |
| Thursday, April 19, 2007 |
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Development activity for Collaboration Software is one of the
busiest among the range of internet applications. Collaborating on a
file, task or even project is a critical need for any organization- big
or small. Therefore any company should assess what level of features
should be present in the collaboration software they opt for.
Invite/add new member, ease of sharing a file, tracing the changes
made, search, versioning, read/write rights, commenting, rating, alerts
for new documents, invitations, changes – these are only a few of the
basic features that any application must offer.
Listed below are the Top 5 Collaboration applications on the Web as per the views registered here at NEO Binaries. These are only for applications listed at NEO Binaries. If you think any application has been missed out, please do post in the forums or add your comment here directly.
Congratulations to cyn.in. It makes it on the Top 5 list for the second time as do 14dayz and EditGrid. And yes JotSpot is in the Google kitty now, but that means it can only get berter.
Top 5 Collaboration Applications on NEO Binaries
- cyn.in
- Jotspot
- 14dayz
- EditGrid
- Zoho Virtual Office
cyn.in
cyn.in (pronounced: 'sign-in') is Enterprise Bliki = Enterprise Blog + Enterprise Wiki.
cyn.in allows teams, companies or communities to create, manage,
organize, store, version, search through, collaborate & discuss
upon, share and publish any kind of information or data. cyn.in can
manage all your rich content, audio, video, images, documents,
presentations, spreadsheets, drawings, archives and any type of files.
Click here for rest of Top 5 Collaboration Applications post
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| Top 5 Mashup Applications – PlanJam is the popular favorite |
| Wednesday, April 18, 2007 |
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Mashups! Take somebody else’s functionality and use it for a niche
usage scenario. Sounds like a smart idea. This makes a lot of sense as
many a time some really smart applications have been created but the
full functionality is never utilized. That’s where a mashup uses
ingenuity to devise a clever use of the application. Though many
revolve around using google maps or other web maps, there remains a
vast range of applications that can be tapped into for the next killer
mashup. Have any ideas? Take a chance on NEO Binaries forums.
Listed below are the Top 5 Mashup applications on the Web as per the views
registered here at NEO Binaries. These are only for applications listed
at NEO Binaries. If you think any application has been missed out,
please do post in the forums or add your comment here directly.
Congratulations to PlanJam.
Top 5 Mashup Applications on NEO Binaries
- PlanJam
- Tagzania
- Stalkerati
- DiggLicious
- Celebrity Maps
PlanJam
PlanJam's social planning interface allows users to plan and share
everyday events. The site helps you plan or search for a date, and also
plan a fun day out with a variety of activities by feeding in the zip
code of your location.
Click here for rest of Top 5 Mashup Applications post
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| Top 5 Bookmarking Applications – Jots tops the group |
| Wednesday, April 18, 2007 |
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Bookmarking a site has changed a lot since the simple ‘add to the
browser’ feature. It has gone online and you can now share your
favorite sites with other people. This has resulted in the term “wisdom
of the crowds”. What the masses like can’t be wrong, can it? Jots won
the race for the top bookmarking site, followed closely by Simpy,
Diigo, Del.icio.us and digg. And yes, BlinkList and Furl just missed the list.
Listed below are the Top 5 Bookmark applications on the Web as per the views
registered here at NEO Binaries. These are only for applications listed
at NEO Binaries. If you think any application has been missed out,
please do post in the forums or add your comment here directly.
Congratulations to Jots.
Top 5 Bookmark Applications on NEO Binaries
- Jots
- Simpy
- Diigo
- Del.icio.us
- Digg
Jots
Jots is a Bookmarking site that allows you to store all your precious
bookmarks in one location so that you can always source it online for
future reference. Its is a secure application and is easily searchable
with its efficient categorization of topics and its vast database.
Click here for rest of Top 5 Bookmarking Applications post
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