I want to spend some time to review one of the photo-blogs present in internet.
Moblog use the original idea of Blog, a diary written on a website, and allows users to update their blogs allowing them to send photo or video directly from their mobilephone everywhere in the world.

As usual, photos can be tagged putting on the mms text an opportune code.
Read the FAQ Page to learn how to start with them.

This services foresees a payment to login as subscribed users and access to extra services.
Free accounts hovewer are admitted even if with limited features.

Links
Moblog Wiki - Wiki of term “Moblog”
MobShare - another moblog

Technorati Tags: Mms, Moblog, Photo, Mobshare, Mobile

“Widgets” are to run on Nokia’s S60 handsets, and the formal announcement speaks of “transforming mobility and the Internet with rich Web 2.0 experiences”.

Get an overview on what is going on within the smartphone S60.

S60 brings the power and convenience of widgets to mobile devices with Web Run-Time. Powered by WebKit – the same feature-rich open-source Web technologies used by the highly-acclaimed Web Browser for S60 , Web Run-Time enables Web developers to go mobile.

Widgets are lightweight Web applications developed using familiar, standards-based Web technologies used to create Web pages: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and even advanced AJAX. They give S60 users a full Web experience with instant access to the most essential Web 2.0 services and Internet content. With widgets, people can personalize the content and services that matter most to them.

You have to wait till later this year to get your hands on the first widget-supported device.

But read the interesting post on “The register”

Nokia seeks lost Marble widgets

and the answer on blogs.s60.com

What you think about this:

… are you concerned about security issues? Sure! But you know that developers of your browser are working hard to fight it. So why would it be any different on the mobile?

So In next months we can buy a moblie phone with well known vulnerability!

In these days Google announces his new services that will store your webpage visited chronology.

This service is actived when you click the “Dice button” introduced on new Google Toolbar, so you decide what Google can add on to your chronology.

Once performed these actions you can access Google History by visiting Google History’s Page .
Web History helps deliver more personalized search results based on what you’ve searched for and which sites you’ve visited.

Privacy attacked? Probable , but we have to keep in mind that Google can already keep trace of our net life just with Google Toolbar with Pagerank actived so to return them our navigation sessions.

Any comment?

Technorati Tags: Google, Web History, Privacy, Search History

When I begun my blog two months ago, the characteristic terms of blog world was a big question mark for me.

So I surfed many pages, starting from wikipedia, on web to find information about “pernalinks”, “trackback”, etc..
I’m thinking is a goob work to link two really interesting post about that.

• “Permalinks”
• “Trackback”

I founded interesting many comment’s on this post too.

From Google official Blog You can read:

Collaborating with Marratech

As a company, we thrive on casual interactions and spontaneous collaboration. So we’re excited about acquiring Marratech’s video conferencing software, which will enable from-the-desktop participation for Googlers in videoconference meetings wherever there’s an Internet connection.

We look forward to learning from the extraordinary ingenuity of Marratech’s engineers as they focus on desktop conferencing research and development in Sweden, where they will continue to be located.

Users will be able to communicate via text chat, VOIP and video, and share applications in a virtual meeting.

Google’s enterprise ambitions move forward another step.

Technorati Tags: google, videoconference, collaboration, voip