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Deepone
post Apr 11 2007, 08:16 AM
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check out Desktoptwo

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Desktoptwo is a free web-based desktop or webtop (some call it a WebOS, although we feel that's a bit premature... for now) that mimics the look, feel and functionality of a local computer, all contained within one browser window and fully accessible from any Internet-connected device.


Following are just some what they offer:
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Hard Drive. Any file, any time, anywhere. 1GB Free!
My Website Editor. Create/Edit a webpage. Publish it instantly
IM. Talk with the Desktoptwo community or use MSN
MP3 Player. Listen to your tunes from anywhere. Now that’s “World Music”
Programs. Office programs for reading documents on the fly. Collaborate with others


This is one of screenshots you can see on their main page:
(IMG:http://desktoptwo.com/imgs/img2.jpg)

For me this sounds pretty darn huge thing. Or should I say, something that Google must have been after ? :P The site seems to use mixture of flash and java. Site also seems to be in beta-phase, but with some small fooling around did not encounter anything bad, apart from it still trying to open one pdf-file remotely ie in browser's window. It did, however, allow me to select opening it up on normal file on the computer.

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Deepone   "webOS"   Apr 11 2007, 08:16 AM
captbics   Call me a pessimist, and I'm going to extrapol...   Apr 15 2007, 05:04 PM
Deepone   well, I would rather say that those are good point...   May 6 2007, 09:43 PM


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