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Netviber Experience (NetEx) (Free subscription) | 01/28/2008
Hi, A few days ago I was looking for a simple way for my Friends to leave me a short note on my Netvibes Universe . Thanks to Chris , I have the solution. It is not a Pure Netvibes Solution as we use a Protopage widget (they Call it Message Board Flake). Hey that is WEB3.0 !! But the result is OK. Try it, leave me the Url of your Universe so I can check it and get the Widget for your Netgvibes...
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FeedMyApp (Free subscription) | 01/28/2008
Change the way you surf the net Web2wave is a Web site where you can create your account, organise your environment with thematic tabs, create browser windows (“Surflets”) for each of your favorite web sites. The concept is somewhat similar to “Personalized Web Pages” (Netvibes, Protopage…) but displaying web sites rather than RSS feed. 3D Flow is an amazing three-dimensional coverflow graphical...
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Far From a Shining Star... (Free subscription) | 11/06/2007
I've spent a little time this week using Protopage , an easy to manage widget-driven website. Totally free, you can create as many protopages as you like (apparently). I'm playing around a little by creating one to be used to deliver some of the content for some day-long Web 2.0 workshops later this week and also another one for use inside Desire2Learn. You can load your own background graphic,...
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TechCrunch (Free subscription) | 09/09/2007
It looks like Redwood City-based Zoozio will be the next horse in the AJAX desktop race. We already have Protopage, Netvibes (our favorite) and (flash-based) Goowy. Oh yeah, and Google. Wait, Microsoft too. There's not much info on the site yet. I hope these guys have some interesting features if they ...
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TechCrunch (Free subscription) | 09/09/2007
Company: Protopage Launched: May 15, 2005 Location: London Overview: Virtual desktops are in vogue this week. Unlike Goowy (profiled yesterday), which is flash based, Protopage is all Ajax, baby. Visually is is both functional and beautiful. Drag, drop, add, and delete. Totally cool. Applications are somewhat limited for now: sticky notes, to-dolists, favorite links and ...
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TechCrunch (Free subscription) | 09/09/2007
Protopage launched version 2.0 of its Ajax desktop today. I previously profiled Protopage in August. There are a number of new and interesting features, which are described in the Protopage blog. It continues to be extremely fast and easy to use. Protopage was an earlyish entrant into the Ajax desktop market, which ...
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bookofjoe (Free subscription) | 08/18/2007
What's this? Never heard of it before last evening: turns out to be a London, England-based company whose blog went up in late 2005. Word travels fast. Hey, it's free — what more do you want? It would also appear...
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Internet News (Free subscription) | 07/04/2007
Top 5 personalized start pages, Pandia (May 14) What to look for in a personalized start page - rss, news, widgets etc - and where to look for it - Netvibes, Pageflakes, Protopage, My Webwag, and iGoogle....
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Stephen's Untold Stories (Free subscription) | 07/01/2007
Here is a comparison of 14 difference personalized start pages. I didn't know there were 14 available, but I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I am currently using a personalized Google page (now known as iGoogle), but I have used Netvibes, Protopage, and Pageflakes in the past. They all worked just fine, but I like [...]
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