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Thoughts on Opera Unite | FactoryCity
"Like Flock before it, Opera is attempting to take advantage of the rise of social networking (the verb) and bake it into the browser, as a personal extension to one’s computing experience. ¶ They accomplish this by embedding what amounts to a web server in the browser, and making it possible to share files, music and photos and to post notes or chat directly with your friends (or anyone who knows the URL to your account and in some cases, has the right password)." good extensive overview and analysis (Additional Details)
opera | operaunite | analysis | review | socialnetworking | browsers | webdev
Metromix on CLTV | Chicagoland's Television
Seesmic Desktop will Destroy Tweetdeck | Yu-kai Chou
seesmic | desktop | tweetdeck | comparison | review | twitter | tools
Chefelf.com - The Nitpicker's Guide to The Star Wars Holiday Special
Open the Future: A Thin Slab of Book / Kindle review
"...if I compare it to a stack of books, the cost is high; if I compare it, instead, to a web device -- one with a full-time 3G wireless connection and no monthly fee -- suddenly the price looks almost like a bargain." (Additional Details)
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