Adobe has acquired Waltham, Mass.-based Virtual Ubiquity for an undisclosed sum, and in doing so has officially entered the web office fray. Virtual Ubiquity are the creators of Buzzword, an online, collaborative word processing application powered by Adobe’s Flex framework. It runs cross-browser in the Flash player and just might be the best word processor on the web. Continue reading “Adobe Acquires Virtual Ubiquity – Enters Web Office Fray”
Author: Daniel Brusilovsky
VP, Technology at Golden State Warriors.
Update: Apple Universe
So I haven’t blogged for while, but don’t worry, I am still here! Apple Universe has been doing fantastically well!
Daniel Cooperman to Join Apple as General Counsel
“Apple today announced that Daniel Cooperman, senior vice president, general counsel and secretary at Oracle Corporation, will join Apple as the company’s senior vice president, general counsel and secretary, reporting to Apple CEO Steve Jobs. Cooperman will begin at Apple on November 1.
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Apple Releases iPhone 1.1.1 Update
Apple has released the iPhone 1.1.1 Software Update to iTunes.
Halo 3 Party Pictures
As promised, the photos from the Halo 3 Part last night. Here are some of my favorite pictures!
Appearence on net@nite
Leo Laporte just released net@nite episode #35, and I was lucky enough to talk to Leo and Amber! The conversation started at 55 minutes and 21 seconds! Check it out, and tell me what you think! Also, Leo has a surprise for me!
Halo 3 Pre-launch Party Recap
AMAZING! Halo 3 is probably the best game I have ever played. I say I am not a gamer, which I am not, but this game is off the chain!
Attending Macworld 2008
I just signed up for Macworld 2008! I hope I will see there!
Barry Bonds to leave S.F Giants after season.
Its official. Barry Bonds will be leaving the San Francisco Giants at the end of the season. Here is an expert from his journal:
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France Telecom wins French iPhone contract
PARIS (AFP) – France Telecom said on Thursday it had been picked by Apple to launch its iPhone handset in France.
France Telecom’s chief executive Didier Lombard announced the deal with the US technology giant on the sidelines of a telecommunications conference in Hanoi.
The announcement, which had been widely predicted in the media, contrasted with high profile announcements by Apple of its choice earlier this week in Britain and Germany, attended by the US firm’s chief Steve Jobs.
Earlier this week Apple said it had picked O2 to distribute the handset in Britain and T-Mobile to launch it in Germany, as the group prepares for the European roll-out of its latest gadget.
The touch-screen iPhone offers Internet access, telephone service and iPod-like music as well as the ability to play videos.
From Yahoo! News.
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