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Future of web applications in a browser. You have to see not the art here but the way the web applications are used to produce it. Think of a group of art students designing and publishing online in minutes with different versions and sources.

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From the page: "SAP is planning to release a "virtual war room" decision-making tool dubbed Constellation, which could be a potential rival to Google's heralded Wave collaboration platform. "

From the page: AlternativeTo is a new approach to finding good software. Tell us what application you want to replace and we give you great alternatives, based on user recommendations

From the page: "Difference between Opera Mobile 10 and Opera Mini 5"

Until I read this article I could never understand why my website loads so fast in my very low end CDMA mobile (Hero 189) at 156kbps speed. A technology worth appreciable. I remember a paid proxy service one decade before serving pages lighting fast at 24kbps connections.

From the page: "New record: Opera gets more than 12 million downloads in 7 days"

Yes, it is worth migrating to Opera in the new age of synchronizing all your devices. NO plugins need to add and just use like swiss knife. They present tools always a decade ahead than competition.

From the page: SnapTell offers the industry's leading and most scalable image recognition technology for camera phones. The technology is integrated into a complete hosted mobile marketing solution available now to brands, marketers, and content owners worldwide. SnapTell offers the same technology in targeted applications for platforms such as the iPhone and Android. SnapTell's technology has been developed by our team of established industry experts with decades of collective experience in computer vision, search, and mobile applications.

From the page: "Google recently unveiled its newest creation, Google Visual Search, during a television special which aired on CNBC called â€oeInside the Mind of Google. Using an Android phone, the new Google_Eye_50383s technology will allow users to take a picture of anything, and Google will return search results and information based on that image. Examples given include a piece of art in a Paris museum, a coffeehouse, and the Santa Monica Pier. Internally called Google Goggle, it is an expanded idea from their facial recognition technology brought on by Google's acquisition of Neven Vision. "