I’m watching SalesForce’s AppExchange platform with interest. What I’m really curious to know is how many of their large…

There still seems to be a lot of debate about using Web 2.0 technology in the Enterprise as part of the whole “53,651 bubble” discussion about whether this technology is viable outside of early adopters. This is odd to me…

M. David Peterson has posted a great technology demo that combines Live Clipboard and Amazon S3. Here’s a link to the demo. In my personal opinion, this is a peek about a year into the future of the Web. Basically, the demo is a list…

This is pretty cool — I think Google is on the verge of starting the microformat revolution here. Mike Arrington just posted screen shots of Google Notebook, which is basically just a bunch of categorized lists. It looks pretty similar to Microsoft OneNote, actually, but a little less…

I posted yesterday on potential problems with Google search results. It looks like other people are noticicing the same thing, and it’s not me on the outside looking in, it’s the people producing the content who are noticing.

I just ran across a client utility which uses Google Calendar data to shutdown, standby, log off, hibernate, or lock your computer using scheduled events in Google Calendar.

I just read possibly the worst advice ever. The post is titled “Keep your ambitions in check”. The writer goes on to advise you to “train your brain to see and take the detours”, and suggests replacing hard problems with easy ones so that you don’t have to work as hard. If you want…

Since Web 2.0 has been defined to death, and just about everyone under the sun has had a good old time debating what it means, I’ve decided to leave it alone and let it die. In fact, I don’t really care about it any more. I have my own ideas about what Web 2.0…