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Sim, provei a Bohemia preta. Não curti. Ainda prefiro uma Xingu ou até a Nova Schin Munich.

Tim Jarrett

I think that RSS succeeds where push and Pointcast (and CDF) failed because the value proposition is even stronger than it was seven years ago. The rise of weblogs means that there is a ton of interesting stuff out there that’s impossible to read if one only relies on the browser and bookmarks. The rest of the content of the web has gotten smarter, too, and most of the major publishers have automated back end systems that can easily put out information in other formats than Web-ready HTML. The Web is much more XML friendly than it was in 1997; every current operating system and browser groks XML at least at a fundamental level.

[jabá descarado] Muito do que eu chamo "trabalho" é enviar e receber emails. Conversar. E esse esquema agiliza minha vida bagarai. [/jabá descarado]

EDventure :: the future of mail - and other topics

the real value of the new mail, though, will be attention management rather than content management. In an iterative process based on explicit user instructions and watching of user behavior, mail will start to know what you want to see now, what you want to see later (and when), and what you want to see never. I'm eager to hear about actual examples of these kinds of tools, and I hope to see a lot of them at Inbox. More when I know more.

Esther Dyson, aquela que há três anos falou que a onda seria Wi-Fi, Weblogs e Web Services. Vale acompanhar a tia.

iWork, em Stanford.

System Support for Interactive Workspaces The Interactive Workspaces Project: Experiences with Ubiquitous Computing Rooms