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AJAX and Mobile Web 2.0: A Service Blueprint Combining del.icio.us and flickr
Introducing an intriguing mobile version of a combination of, Ajit Jaokar continues his insightful contributions to the fast-emerging new 'Mobile Web 2.0' category of ideas and applications.
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Dmitry commented on 19 Oct 2007
Hi Ajit,
Yesterday evening while being in concert I've noticed huge number of people filming it almost all the time. At that moment I've got an idea really close to what you described in this article - web service for sharing mobile content implicitly tagged with temporal and spatial information. I'm not really surprised I'm not the only one who got this idea. Thank you for your article. What feedback are getting on it? Were there any implementation trials? I would really like to know how the idea is developing.
Best regards
Dmitry
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SYS-CON Belgium News Desk commented on 23 Feb 2006
Introducing an intriguing mobile version of a combination of , Ajit Jaokar continues his insightful contributions to the fast-emerging new 'Mobile Web 2.0' category of ideas and applications.
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SYS-CON Australia News Desk commented on 23 Feb 2006
AJAX and Mobile Web 2.0: A Service Blueprint Combining del.icio.us and flickr
Introducing an intriguing mobile version of a combination of , Ajit Jaokar continues his insightful contributions to the fast-emerging new 'Mobile Web 2.0' category of ideas and applications.
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SYS-CON Italy News Desk commented on 23 Feb 2006
Introducing an intriguing mobile version of a combination of , Ajit Jaokar continues his insightful contributions to the fast-emerging new 'Mobile Web 2.0' category of ideas and applications.
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SYS-CON India News Desk commented on 23 Feb 2006
Introducing an intriguing mobile version of a combination of , Ajit Jaokar continues his insightful contributions to the fast-emerging new 'Mobile Web 2.0' category of ideas and applications.
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SYS-CON Italy News Desk commented on 23 Feb 2006
Introducing an intriguing mobile version of a combination of , Ajit Jaokar continues his insightful contributions to the fast-emerging new 'Mobile Web 2.0' category of ideas and applications.
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