(Preview) Nozbe iPhone app 2.0 - what's new there?

We’re rolling out the first beta version of the new iPhone app for Nozbe. “We” is a very complex thing in this aspect, as my company is NOT building the new iPhone app, we decided to partner with experts in building stuff for the Mac (and iPhone), a company called: Why this partnership? Because building dedicated apps is not our core competency, after we’ve built the first iPhone app we decided to we’d better focus on getting the web app right (hence Nozbe 2.0) and let others create apps for our platform. What’s different? 1. We’ll be doing it together First off, we’re building the app with them, so our know-how is there and I’m making sure the app is great, but on the other hand Macoscope team has ideas on their own that will make the app even better. 2. There will be constant development Macoscope guys recognize that for the iPhone app to be really successful, they’ll need to be updating the app on the regular basis with bug fixes, improvements and most of all, new cool productivity features to make most of the iPhone platform. We’ve got real cool gems in the pipeline. You’ll be amazed. 3. The app will not be free anymore. Don’t worry, the app will be just a few bucks, so no one is running for your money. Yes, I know that’s a controversial decision and not really inline with the old app, but the new iPhone app will be distributed by Macoscope and it’ll cost a few bucks. There will be an introductory price for the current customers and I’ll be offering special savings on Nozbe plans to make the transition for all of you as smooth as possible. Would you want the old iPhone app with no updates or would you prefer pay a few bucks to make sure the new app is getting better all of the time? Yes, that’s the tradeoff, and I’m sure it’s woth it. You’ll see. 4. There will be an iPad version We’re all very excited about the new iPad and the possibilities for a yet better and more complete productivity application. Macoscope will bring you the best GTD iPad app by modifying the Nozbe’s interface for that device. 5. The new Nozbe for iPhone will help collaboration With comments, delegating, project sharing and some really cool iPhone-only features, the new Nozbe for iPhone will be an ideal companion for your team’s Nozbe business multi-user account What’s the rollout schedule? The first beta is out to the first batch of Nozbe beta-testers and it’s focusing mainly on the new UI and the sync. Beta 2 will feature attachments (files in Nozbe projects) and project sharing and delegation – to be released by the end of this week. Beta 3 will feature comments and true GTD Inbox – in two weeks Beta 4 will be a release candidate that will make sure all the main bugs and issues are sorted out – in three weeks The new Nozbe 2 for the iPhone will hit the Appstore in 4-5 weeks if all goes according to plan. Let’s make the app really great! Together. In the next posts I’ll be showing you new screenshots of the new Nozbe 2 iPhone app

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Trillian for Web: Version 2.0 now available and free for everyone!

Trillian 2.0 for Web is now available! With the 2.0 release, it’s now even easier than ever to use Trillian for Web as your full-time IM client when you’re away from your desktop. Listening closely to customer feedback, we’ve added a batch of great new features: Facebook Chat Avatars within the contact list Sound preferences Contact list [...]

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Sweets and Tweets Celebrates One-Year Anniversary With Anil Dash and Expert Labs

Thanks to everyone for the great turnout at the March 10, 2010 Sweets and Tweets and to tech celeb and friend Anil Dash for his terrific presentation on Expert Labs and how the social Web can connect ordinary citizens to Washington policymakers. It was the fourth in my continuing cupcake salon, making it the one-year anniversary. The event features DC’s smartest geeks talking about the impact of social media on government and business. And of course it’s a chance for DC’s digerati to rub shoulders and to eat cupcakes at the very cool Baked and Wired in Georgetown. I am sorry if I didn’t get a chance to say hi to everyone last night - it was packed. Le tout DC 2.0 attends. - Lewis Shepherd, director of the Microsoft Institute for Advanced Technology in Governments Check out some great photos from the event thanks to @ClearedJobsNet. Watch the replay of the livestreamed VIDEO thanks to @digiphile. Read @KStreetKate‘s write-up on NBCWashington.com. Check out the Twitter coverage at #sweetevent. More photos TK. Photo above by Kathleen Smith. L to R: Microsoft sponsors Chris Niehaus and Mark Drapeau, Debbie Weil and Anil Dash. Thanks to Sweets and Tweets sponsors, including Microsoft U.S. Public Sector, INgage Networks (formerly Neighborhood America) and Genius Rocket. If you’re interested in sponsoring a future event, give Debbie a holler at debbie[dot]weil[at]gmail.com or 202.255.1467. Useful Links and Coverage Creating Dot Com Communities That Work - .Gov is the NEW .Com (Alexander Howard in the Huffington Post) Anil Dash writes about Expert Labs, ThinkTank, Gina Trapani and Our Grand Challenges How Anil Dash Applies the Lessons of Web 2.0 to Government (Fast Company Who’s Who Interview) Anil Dash on Government, Entrepreneurship and the Future of the Social Web (SmartBrief on Social Media) Anil Dash Hosts a Sweet Event With DC’s Digerati (NBCWashington.com) Listening to America: Social media flips at Sweets ‘n Tweets in DC by David James Sweets and Tweets Get Traction in DC With Cupcakes and Gov 2.0 (Nov. 17, 2009) Sweets and Tweets Event Series The best way to hear about the next Sweets and Tweets is to follow me on Twitter @debbieweil. If you’re interested in being a sponsor, email me at debbie[dot]weil[at]gmail.com or give me a buzz at 202.255.1467. Sweets and Tweets #1 - Andrew P. Wilson of HHS on Using Social Media in a Crisis (April 1, 2009) Sweets and Tweets #2 - Mark Walsh on Crowdsourcing Almost Everything (July 9, 2009) Sweets and Tweets #3 - Mark Drapeau on the Two Dirtiest Words in Gov 2.0 (Nov. 17, 2009) Sweets and Tweets #4 - Anil Dash on Dot Gov as the New Dot Com (March 10, 2010) Click on the links above to go to the event pages. Then scroll down to see the list of attendees. It’s a who’s who of DC’s digerati.

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Casual Sports Betting 2.0

Some bets predict that a particular person or team will win a particular competition, and sometimes the when and how. Last week, before the fight between Manny Pacquiao and Joshua Clottey, the office betting pool was busy. But when you work in a web services company, with a complete team of web developers and net-savvy [...] Related posts: Introducing Spocquiao No one can resist the goodness that is Spocquiao, the mutant child of the most famous Vulcan ever and... Technology: Pacquiao Bags Clear Unanimous Decision Over Clottey Even before local TV has started showing the fight, I already know Pacquiao’s won, thanks to ESPN. Live blogging from... Mini-Site Turns Pacquiao into Religious Figure, Asks for Good Wishes Wow, Nike’s really taking its “Manny Pacquiao is a religious figure” marketing message pretty seriously, complete with copy like “Give...

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Purpose and Passion Paired for Success: Gary Vaynerchuk and his Wine Web 2.0 Strategy - ContentKing

Social media bridges a gap between the company and the consumer but to use it just as a selling tool for your business won't garner you the results yo Tags: wine web 2.0 why now Posted by: lacy_common_l

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Home grown eMed app gets Web 2.0 refresh

The University of NSW Faculty of Medicine has developed an in-house student management system, dubbed eMed, which has remained cost competitive with commercial software for seven years and is now being extended into the Web 2.0 paradigm.

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Understanding the New Web Era: Web 3.0, Linked Data, Semantic Web

~3min """If Web 2.0 was about user generated content and social applications such as YouTube and Wikipedia, then Web 3.0 is about open and more structured data - which essentially makes the Web more 'intelligent'."""

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Dino Vandenheede replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Best Web 2.0 Educational Tool?'

Dino Vandenheede replied to Mel J. Janousek's discussion 'Best Web 2.0 Educational Tool?' You are very much welcome, Jesse!

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Does Web 2.0 need Web security 2.0?

Web 2.0 is thriving, and so too are applications that take advantage of this technology. Interactive sites like LinkedIn, Twitter and even company websites are becoming ever more popular, and yet, man...

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