AOL too acknowledges that mobile is the new Web. AOL has announched the Open Mobile Platform (via Josh Catone). It is an open source mobile software platform using which developers can build applications for multiple operating systems. [Continue]
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ifacethoughtsThe Death Of Netscape
Michael Arrington notes that AOL is going to pull the plug on Netscape development. Also, the Netscape team now recommends the Netscapers to continue with Mozilla Firefox. A leader once in browsing, the Netscape browser can be considered to be one of the early disruptions. [Continue]
AOL Picks Up OpenID
OpenID seems to be causing a lot of waves. AOL now supports OpenID. Every AOL/AIM user now automatically has a OpenID and Sam Ruby has already verified it. [Continue]
Defensive Blogging
Nicholas Carr introduces what he calls Defensive Blogging. He mentions an article on how and why Ted Leonsis, Vice Chairman of AOL, started blogging. Blogs can be used as a resume or an information portal about one and so better to do it yourself than anyone else. [Continue]
Boxely Not Available Anymore
Boxely is no more available. The comments have some meat there. Earlier speculation was about licenses, but now it seems the management did not approve of the public release. [Continue]
Boxely Is Live
I had read Joe Hewitt on Boxely (from AOL) when it was in the works, but found through Matt that it has gone live. I think these markup based UI development kits are better at portability as their application building technology is available on all platforms. They become portable once their rendering engine is ported on multiple operating systems. [Continue]
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