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September 2, 2008  5:21 PM

Chrome: A shiny Web browser from Google may just be the next global platform for running Web applications



Posted by: GuyPardon
advertising, AJAX, Apple, applications, blogging, business, buzz, buzzword, cloud computing, collaboration, communications, cool, demonstration, desktop, downloads, freeware, geotargeting, Google, innovation, Internet, Microsoft, Mobile, Office, operating systems, reviews, search engine, SEM, SEO, Silicon Valley, social bookmarking, social networking, social publishing, software, Technology, the cloud, video, Web 2.0, Web applications, Web services, Windows, YouTube

Chrome logoTechies and geeks returned from one last weekend of sun, sand and summer to find news of a disruptive change sweeping the online business world. Meet

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December 4, 2007  2:54 PM

Year in Review: ‘Tis the season for the top tech trends and tools of 2007



Posted by: GuyPardon
AJAX, Amazon, applications, backup, blog, buzzword, cloud computing, commentary, communications, culture, Development, downloads, e-cycling, green, hardware, humor, innovation, Internet, invention, listings, Mobile, nanotech, open source, resource, reviews, science, social publishing, telephony, tool, trend, Web 2.0, Web applications, Web services

Ah, December. The first real snow has fallen here in Boston, the malls are full of holiday shoppers and the blogosphere and pages of industry mags are full of annual summaries of the best and worst of the year in technology. We'll be coming out with our own most notable word of the year, as you'd...

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September 12, 2007  10:21 AM

A-Space and Intellipedia: Spy agencies go all Web 2.0



Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
AJAX, applications, new media, news, participation, social networking, Web 2.0, Web applications, wiki

Birds do it, bees do it... Well, ok -- that wasn't true. Birds and bees aren't getting into wikis and social networking yet but almost everyone else is. Even spies are all over it. Last year the feds launched a wiki for the 16 US intelligence agencies (Did you know there were that many? I didn't.)...

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August 15, 2007  2:13 PM

Got a minute? Create (or edit) a solar system at Galaxiki.



Posted by: Ivy Wigmore
AJAX, applications, blog, community, cool, creativity, free, fun, interesting, Internet, participation, science, visual, Web 2.0, wiki

If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe. ~ Carl Sagan

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July 23, 2007  1:58 PM

Touched By An Angel (-Wish)



Posted by: SarahCortes
AJAX, mashup, Web 2.0

According to the web site Angelwish.org, "Every 60 seconds, a child dies of an AIDS related illness."  The Angelwish web site (and accompanying organization) touches the lives of many, many children - and today, I'm proud to say that they're my latest discovery.  Here is how the web site...

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April 19, 2007  1:20 PM

Dapper: Build Web applications and mashups without programming



Posted by: GuyPardon
AJAX, code, cool, feeds, free, innovation, interesting, mashup, programming, Web 2.0, widgets

Dapper makes it easy to extract and use information from Web sites. If you're familiar with Web services, you might recognize Dapper as an

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April 16, 2007  2:01 PM

Squarespace: A CMS and online publishing platform with unusually good design principles



Posted by: GuyPardon
AJAX, blogging, CMS, creativity, design, Web design, Web services, WhatIs.com Editor's Award

What's more than a blog and less than a Web site? A Squarespace,...

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April 12, 2007  1:12 PM

EarthCode: How to create mashups with Ruby on Rails and Google Maps



Posted by: GuyPardon
AJAX, blog, GeoRSS, Google Maps, howto, mapping, mashup, Rails, Ruby on Rails, tutorial

EarthCode is the blog of Ajax and Rails coder Andre Lewis. He uses it as a venue for technical projects and interests like

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