Photo by Yme BosmaYes, My invite came this last night. Between bits of work I found a little bit of time to play with it a few minutes. And I am not (yet) very impressed. Sure it works and sure it’s fast. Sure I can create a wave (which isn’t much more than a simple Continue reading →

Some of you have allready noticed two distinct barcodes on my weblog. One conventional barcode and a strange looking 2d barcode (picture on the left!). What’s that all about? Let me tell you a little more. Barcodes are ways to create computer-readable information. The well known barcodes you find on your products in the supermarket Continue reading →

Yes, it’s that time of the year… Let’s tell you what I think 2009 will bring.  Windows 7. That’s one. The replacement of Vista should become available. Should we expect a lot from it? I guess so. Vista hasn’t seen the great support Microsoft surely hoped it would get. Many organisations will be skipping Vista Continue reading →

Ok, I know, Many have gone before me and came up with a definition of Web 4.0. I could add a ton of links, but won’t. This link will do:http://www.google.nl/search?q=”web+4.0″. Check that out, but read on first… Let’s start the counting. Web 1.0 was the original web. It’s still alive and kicking today, don’t worry. Continue reading →

Image via CrunchBase, source unknown The day has come that I write a post about http://twitter.com. I’ve been using this service for a long time and it can’t, nor should be ignored. Many have written before about this microblogging platform that allows you to virtually group-text your followers so it will be a challenge to Continue reading →

Image by via CrunchBase I just commented on this article on this site. Since this article is really relevant to my blog I wouldn’t not want you to miss it. I’ll just post my comment here as well, but be sure to read the article and other comments if they come. So here’s my comment: Social Bookmarking Continue reading →

You might think that title is pretty strange. It’s a new concept as far as I can tell. But it’s true. Let me elaborate a bit…   Getting a website used to be pretty hard. Back in the nineties you would have one or two megabytes of storage on some spooky ftp-server where you could Continue reading →

Almost all users of web2.0 services will have noticed that it is possible to link different services together, to get data from one service into another, to integrate services. Examples are numberous and I’ll name just a few: Twittering my location from Plazes.com Importing my contacts into LinkedIN from my Hotmail account Getting my tweets Continue reading →

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