re: MYWEBOS.COM, operating system-independent computing on the 'net
Any thoughts? This co was just showcased on CNBC and sounds interesting. Actually, MYWEBOS.COM sounds uncannily like the liberating sort of solution in the web-based computing space that I was suggesting for the telecomms and 'net access spaces through user-initiated service creation functionality, a couple of posts back.
See for yourself. mywebos.com
From the site, begin:
myWebOS.com Company Overview
Founded in February, 1998, myWebOS.com, has developed a web-based next
generation operating system that has taken the concept of "network computing" to the next level. myWebOS.com's primary product is myWebOS, the first operating platform that makes the World Wide Web the application and data network for personal users, small to mid-size businesses, and the enterprise. myWebOS is the platform upon which applications can be built by developers to suit the needs of millions of users.
myWebOS.com offers myWebOS free of charge, and in an advertisement- free environment that is conducive to the creation and use of important business applications by developers. myWebOS.com also offer its own application, a suite of collaborative software and Microsoft Office-type applications, called HyperOffice, described below, for free.
This pricing model is the perfect solution for those companies that wish to avoid the expense of procuring and maintaining expensive IT solutions but wish to enjoy that grade of IT functionality.
myWebOS has served as the platform upon which myWebOS.com has already
developed applications, HyperOffice and HyperWord. HyperOffice is a suite of solutions for individuals and small business professionals.
HyperOffice uses the functionality of myWebOS to provide many business services, including e-mail, calendering, document creation and management, presentation, and database management. HyperWord allows myWebOS users to access a fully-functional web-based word processor to create and edit documents within the myWebOS environment. All of these applications are available in both personal, and groupware settings. Other applications will be available in the near
future.
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