News: Glide Next offers mobile desktop capabilities MacCentral Online
TransMedia on Thursday introduced Glide Next, the 2.0 version of their Software as a Service-based operating system that enables users to share and distribute data over the Internet, through their Mac, a PC, or a mobile handset.
Glide Next offers mobile desktop capabilities Macworld.com via Yahoo! News
TransMedia on Thursday announced the launch of Glide Next — version 2.0 of its Glide Operating System, a mobile desktop application suite that enables you to manage photos, documents, videos, music and other content on your Mac, PC, and more than 20 cell phones and PDAs.
Glide Next Beta Takes Flight: The Advent of the First Fully Mobile Desktop With Integrated Office Applications PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
TransMedia launches today at 12 Noon EST Glide Next for consumers - a mobile desktop with integrated full-featured office applications. Glide Next effectively provides virtually anytime, anywhere access to manage and share your photos, documents, videos, music, RSS feeds, bookmarks, personal websites, blogs, profiles, email, calendars, contacts and more in a rights and identity based environment.
TECH CHRONICLES / A daily dose of postings from the Chronicle's technology blog sfgate.com/blogs/tech San Francisco Chronicle
Top 10 girl geeks? They are girl geeks? Hear the blogosphere roar. Cnet, in its infinite wisdom, came up with the Top 10 girl geeks on its United Kingdom site. Great idea, questionable methodology, complain geeks posting on Slashdot. Some of the
For Funambol, open source software makes business sense NewsForge
Funambol, an open source Java-based SyncML application, reached a milestone in September with the release of v3.0. The software provides calendar and address book linkage for groupware and mobile devices. Funambol started out more than three years ago as Sync4j, with a project on SourceForge.net. From humble beginnings, Funambol has today become a company that sells commercial support contracts,
'Second Life' faces threat to its virtual economy COMMUNICATION ZDNet India
Groups of Second Life content creators were gathering digitally Tuesday to protest the dissemination of a program they worry could badly damage the virtual world's nascent economy.
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