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May
9
Next-Generation Email: separating Interface from Storage
Filed Under Amazon, Email, Ideas | 3 Comments
There is a market for start-ups that provide only an interface for existing email. For people who are willing to pay for (cheap) storage of their email and for bandwidth. Users will be able to migrate from and to such services without needing to copy huge amounts of email to their new email provider.
Apr
11
With support for tags for bookmarks in Firefox 3, perhaps we should start thinking of integrating the two major bookmarking services - Google Bookmarks and del.icio.us with Firefox’s local bookmarks. The thought struck me as soon as I read this on Techcrunch today:
Feb
1
… is the ability to add (and view) comments for a post.
Right now, I still need to navigate to the website (out of my RSS reader) and comment in the little form at the bottom of the page. That is *so* old-world Web!