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This is worth checking out. Daylife is a new website that can best be described as a mashup between an RSS reader and a traditional news paper. It launched today, and is generating some buzz across the web. I think that the site layout and simplicity will be a great way to introduce the concept…
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John Pollard, CEO of Jott wrote back to me yesterday regarding the processes that Jott employs behind the scenes. He was kind enough to grant me permission to post his reply here: Hi Nitin, Thanks for spending some time with Jott over the holidays, and for your interest in general. You are correct that we…
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Google keeps upping the ante with Google Reader. The latest addition is the trend page. This is really, really cool. The trend page gives you in chart and graphical format, a breakdown of your personal feed reading trends, which subscriptions are most often read, how many shares per feed, etc. Also available are frequently updated…
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Boeing’s Dreamliner is quickly becoming the standard for long haul flights around the world. While we won’t see these birds in the sky for another year or two, Boeing keeps on selling the 787s in large quantities. The latest buyer to join the fun is Jet Airways, India’s largest domestic airline. In the last year…
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I wrote about Jott a few days back, and was slightly off the mark about it’s usefulness. As it turns out, Jott is not really meant for transcribing voicemail to text (that really would be a killer service), rather Jott is meant for you – the user – to be able to call Jott and…
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Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Back to the Future: How the Brain “Sees” the Future — Whether imagining the future or recalling the past, the human mind calls on the same brain regions (tags: brain memory science psychology future past mind)
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