And I thought I was the only one who jumped when the phone rang thinking “What is that strange sound? Oh, the phone!”
I definitely prefer e-mail and IM to phone calls. My wife and I IM between my and her home offices. The phone is great and I often “resort” to it when the idea is too complex to type that much. But I can related to the sunglasses anecdote in the article.
Sometimes you have an epiphany that you'd like to post to your blog, but maybe you're on the bus, or ferry, or some other place where you're not connected to the Internet. Okay, you could use notepad or other text editor, write your thoughts down and then copy and paste into your blog through the…
From Shared Spaces, July 22. Shared Spaces Research & Consulting: Shared Spaces Briefing, Jul 22 Shared Spaces Briefing, Jul 22 Today's highlights: GE Imagination at Work; Akonix on Enterprise IM; Jabber XMPP-to-SIP Gateway; SharePoint Resources; GE's Imagination at Work project is offering a “for testing purposes only” real-time online drawing service. It enables two people…
I started to post about one part of today's updates, but on reading the whole page I think there's too much to focus on one component. Today's news covers: Making the business case to telework and technology investments Satelite broadband “Telework malaise”…I think that can be summed up with “some folks still don't get it”…
As much as it might pain Yahoo to do this. It probably is better in the long run. Let them license the core technology and let other build on it and supply the services and support. InfoWorld: Rest in peace: Yahoo Business Messenger: June 18, 2004: By: “MIAMI – Yahoo Inc. has decided to ditch…
This is an interesting tool that I saw on Scobleizer. My take is that it can publish a feed for you at a certain time (as Scoble points out if you're under an embargo and can't release information until a certain time). What I don't understand is how it might work with an existing blog…
Obviously, this space is heating up. Notice how many new P2P collaboration applications there are lately? With all the problems of Napster and Kazaa, many spoke of the end of P2P. But with IM so popular and these P2P apps not really all that different, I knew P2P would start to really pick up. Now…
