This is a video podcast in French (sorry) from the Billaut show where the founder is pitching his product. It is very impressive since it has many commonly used applications.
The BillautShow is something I haven't seen in the US but that would be worth doing there too to allow people to pitch their stuff. It is thus like techcrunch but with video podcasts. Mr Billaut is retired and spend his time doing such interview when he is not traveling around the globe to visit and report on other countries hiTech developments.
The videos are thus not made by a professional and not meant to be an advertisement or so. It is more like a personal interview of the founder.
Note that the founder doesn't consider his stuff to be a webOs. But this is how such type of application is called and the reason why I used this term so that people can immediately make the link.
Another interesting info I got from the interview is that this startup had no funding; it is thus bootstrapped. This is the most impressive, knowing the amount of effort required to produce such a complete system.
I understand that WebOS is a misnomer for this type of product but it's the accepted phrase and in the end it doesn't make a whole lot of difference what we call these web service computing environments.
The video demo podcast Billaut does is a great idea, someone should start doing that for US focused companies.
From the screenshots, it looks like they have done some decent things towards making a better interface. They still have windows though, and I think floating windows are best done away with for general use.
I heard about MyBooo from the BillautShow. [url]http://billaut.typepad.com/jm/2007/09/connaissez-vo-3.html[/url]
This is a video podcast in French (sorry) from the Billaut show where the founder is pitching his product. It is very impressive since it has many commonly used applications.
The BillautShow is something I haven't seen in the US but that would be worth doing there too to allow people to pitch their stuff. It is thus like techcrunch but with video podcasts. Mr Billaut is retired and spend his time doing such interview when he is not traveling around the globe to visit and report on other countries hiTech developments. The videos are thus not made by a professional and not meant to be an advertisement or so. It is more like a personal interview of the founder.
Note that the founder doesn't consider his stuff to be a webOs. But this is how such type of application is called and the reason why I used this term so that people can immediately make the link.
Another interesting info I got from the interview is that this startup had no funding; it is thus bootstrapped. This is the most impressive, knowing the amount of effort required to produce such a complete system.