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This is really very good service when using FireFox. I'm using FireFox sync from inception (formerly weave), it works graat. Now you can retrieve all your data in your iPhone, it's tremendous!

About the business model of services like Google Wave, and why Google should be more careful before to launch products or before to kill them! Because even if the product has not a great success, the impact could be important.

It remembers me what we tried to do at Mayetic, find new ways of tracking and rewarding performance. Interesting to follow.

Very interesting article, to put in relation with the "The web is dead" recent article from Chris Andersson (Wired). Yes , web in not the only future of apps (SaaS), apparentlly there is a new model of apps, for mobile and perhaps for other devices also, who are not web interfaces, but based on the internet. So internet is everywhere, but UI are not only web interfaces as we could have predict it few years ago...

My vision of AOL is not good at all, but I hope I'm wrong and I wish sincerely good luck to Techcrunch and Arrington's team in this new venture, they deserve it because they have done a very great job all these last five years!

A new free offert from Amazon to start with cloud computing and storage. Google's competition with its free App Engine first level of usage is good :)

That could be a useful way of helping people migrate, but it can also just let them keep the same bad habits and just work the same way, only their documents are now stored in a different server.

Apple is improving its business ecosystem, adding the possibilty for application to sell themselve new items within their application.

About what the business models of internet companies should be. I agree with this, new technologies and organizations should be applied to startups themselves, reducing drastically employees, charges and costs. Then the margin and the leverage with revenues will increase. They are the best business models, and every startup manager should be aware of it. Essential. of course, this must be projected to traditional companies also, this is what we can do using enterprise 2.0 technologies and organisations.

How web 2.0 usages can facilitate business in this downturn period. I agree, this is very important, because using web 2.0 technologies, it is possible at the same time to decrease financial investments (essential currently), and increase individual and collective productivity and efficiency. I don't know why top managers are not understanding this in our countries. I know that this is not easy to change people behavior, but this is because most of the companies are very late in this change. If they had started the evolution few years ago...

A very good demonstration that SharePoint Portal Server is not an Enterprise 2.0 solution, and that you must avoir using it if you want your users build new real social practices for productivity, reactivity, innovation and competitiveness.

Google will begin showing ads on Wednesday to people based on their previous online activities in a form of advertising known as behavioral targeting, which has been embraced by most of its competitors but has drawn criticism from privacy advocates and some members of Congress.

Think you know what work might look like in the future? Zoho's evangelist (and guy who setup their data center) Raju Vegesna shows me how he can gather data from the Internet, process it in a spreadsheet, and build a report -- all within minutes using Zoho's free services. Oh, and all while he could be collaborating with coworkers from around the world on live data. This is a new way to work and it's pretty exciting to think about how cloud-based technologies like Zoho's suite of applications will change how we'll work

Dion is right, Google Buzz will be terrific for the enterprise, because this dimension was really missing. And it is an incredible move related to the competitors.

2 main improvements: - for employees: now they can create groups within a company for their departments, their teams or their projects - for IT too.

Interesting statistics presented at the twitter developer conference.

Looks like it was about 2 hours, not too bad.