web 2.0

The newly launched /web is a site where web professionals can find articles, events, and relevant info from all over the internet - not just Microsoft.com pages. There are different categories to explore, including the following areas: inspiration, methods, business, events, blogs, and products,…

A new program called KallOut works with all Microsoft Office products to let you search the web right from within Office. After installing KallOut, an icon will appear in your system tray to show that it’s running. To use the program, just double-click or select any word or phrase from within any…

Managing a micro-business online, or offline, usually involves paperwork. Lots of it. From customer enquiries to invoicing, the tracking of your biggest concern: the customer, is a tough task. Shouldn’t computers and the internet make business easier? You could just create a blog. Then add an email…

Control your mail, web 2.0-style! Taglocity is an Outlook add-in application that works with Outlook 2003 or 2007. The Taglocity add-in lets you tag your email with various labels that reduces the need for organizing your email in hierarchical folders and subfolders. Using technology similar to spam…

James Seng, Jeff Ooi, Kevin Lim, Lucian Teo and Chew Choon Keat held a fantastic panel discussion at ReMIX SEA 07 last week on the meaning of Web 2.0 in South East Asia.The guys discussed their views on what the term "Web 2.0" means to them and how it applies to the web…

CNET's Webware 100 is a simple enough contest to determine the most appreciated services in the Web 2.0 universe. There are areas to choose your favorite bit of media, commerce, networking, and plenty of others. This year the Publishing category includes Microsoft Silverlight, a technology close to…

Last week the O’Reilly machine cranked up a storm in downtown San Francisco, pulling as much of the light of the internet as possible into the first annual Web 2.0 Singularity Expo. Moscone West was washed over with a sea of people anxious to be a part of the conversation around how everyone can be…

So somebody let me loose in Vegas to cover MIX 06. I came back with 33 cents, a killer hangover and a husband. Just Kidding! I came back with some badass info on the gadgets you're gonna want. Check it out.