NEO Binaries: Web 2.0 News, Trends & Analysis

NEO Binaries launches a Job-board for web-based technology sector

sandip — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 19:30:00 GMT

NEO Binaries is pleased to announce the launch of NEO Binaries Job Portal.

This Job-board is exclusively for the booming market in web-based applications and services. Now besides getting your regular dose of Web-technology updates, those looking out for a change can also land that dream Web 2.0 job if they religiously check out the Job-board.

And Employers, who need smart and enthusiastic employees, can tap into the vast pool of technology wiz-kids hanging around on NEO Binaries.

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Vyew has released a new Vyew 2.5 Version

sandip — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 19:36:00 GMT

Vyew has made available Vyew 2.5 – making Vyew even more useful, easier to use, plus more customizable!

Vyew 2.5 makes it easier than ever to collaborate with different groups of people on presentations, documents, and designs in real-time and asynchronously over time. You can also now print your VyewBooks and publish them as 'Vyewlets' anywhere on the web, including embedded within blogs, social networks, or your web site.

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BlogCampPune... towards making a better Blogosphere!

dangiankit — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 02:07:00 GMT

Blogging for bloggers, by bloggers, of the bloggers.

Yes, today Indians have more than half a million blogs on the web. And the time has come for the bloggers to have their significant presence being made felt to the rest of the country. There is going to be a Blogcamp in India on 16th of June at Pune wherein Bloggers from all parts of the country will be taking part. If you are a blogger or you are interested in knowing about blogging, don't miss this one.

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SpaceTime - Your 3D search at the speed of thought!

dangiankit — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 01:15:00 GMT

What is 3D search? It’s quite simple and yet a bit tricky to explain the concept. While constantly surfing on the web, from one link to the other, you keep opening new pages on new windows or say in newer tabs. This process keeps on going until you fall prey to boredom and finally stop your browsing activity. By this time you realize that you've opened many, in fact lots of windows/tabs and simply loaded your system with a huge number of web pages. You end up closing all the web pages all at one go!

Aren't you tired of all this? Don't you want to save your time, your space? Well, I do. I definitely don't want to lose my time on all the very assorted sites on the World Wide Web that my browser keeps me popping up at me.

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Particls: Attention Management System

vikrantsharma1 — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 20:15:00 GMT

If you are one of those who live on heavy diet of information feeds from lot of sources and face difficulty in managing them, Particls can be of great interest to you.

Particls, being termed as an "Alerts Platform" by its founders, is definitely more than a simple newsreader or a widget. It is an alert engine which makes it easy to keep track of relevant information and keeps you informed while you are engaged in your primary activities. The types of alerts vary from desktop ticker, pop-up alerts, emails and SMS messages. You can choose to have different types of alerts depending upon the importance level of information.

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Videowebgate 3.0 software released

amitm123 — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 03:37:00 GMT

Videowebgate has launched the TV entertainment center Videowebgate 3.0. The software provides the users access to the TV portal and the content available there as well as several off line tools such as DVD ripper, a Newsroom, developers video players codes, the newsroom codes for download, live streams recorder and a video chat center.

Videowebgate has operations in Marseille, France and Jerusalem, Israel.

Foonz introduces new 'Schedule call facility'

sandip — Thu, 24 May 2007 19:00:00 GMT

New foonz 'Schedule a call feature'

Foonz the online service offering conference calls has now introduced a new facility to schedule group calls. You can still start an instant group call any time you want, but now you can also schedule calls on foonz.

We had featured foonz earlier here at NEO Binaries when it was in beta. You can check out the foonz application listing here.

How to schedule a group call on Foonz

When you schedule a call, foonz will notify everyone in your group by email and/or text message, and give them the date/time and number to call. Then 15 minutes before the call starts, foonz will send a reminder notification. The call will start automatically, and anyone from the group who dials in will be able to join the call immediately. Remember, on any foonz call you can leave a message just for the people who couldn't join your call by pressing 3 at the end of your conversation.

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Some tips to make a better website

amitm123 — Tue, 22 May 2007 21:20:00 GMT

If you want to build a successful website then it will have to be more than just another 'standard' website. You will have to consider many relevant factors. Here are 24 tips regarding the content and the behavior of users online.

Telepark launches telepark.contact – Web-based Contact Manager

sandip — Tue, 22 May 2007 19:30:00 GMT

Telepark has launched telepark.contact, a Web-based Contact Manager.

telepark.contact enables you to create

a single, anywhere accessible store for all your contacts
easy personalized bulk emails (e.g. newsletters, PR)
easy personalized print mailings
Easily mail merge with Word documents

As "the Flickr of contact management", telepark.contact is the first Web-based Contact Manager that leverages the power of Tags. Users can easily define any number of people groups using Tags and send them personalized emails and print letters, be it to four people or four thousand. You can have dynamic input fields per contact, never too many, never too few?

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Intel factories in the state of Israel - An update

amitm123 — Tue, 15 May 2007 13:49:00 GMT

Some background

20 years ago Intel set up their first factory in Jerusalem, they got the best engineers in the world and hundreds of millions in help from the government. They actually liked it so they set another factory in the south of Israel and again squeezed the government; few years later came the 3rd factory also with the government massive support. These amounts could have helped the whole Israeli hi-tech industry, an Industry that leads the local economy and suffers from lack of government support (no wonder when so much money goes to Intel).