Shozu allows you to upload video without a computer and with just one click. Works with popular services like MySpce and Flickr and alot of blogging platforms including WordPress.
With just one click, ShoZu’s Share-It uploads videos and photos to the users video or photosharing website, invisibly, in the background. Users can also Share-It with blogs and news organizations.
With a few more clicks, users can add titles, descriptions and tags before or after uploading. When friends add comments, ShoZu forwards the comments to the phone.
Yahoo Gallery Beta
“Your invited to join Yahoo Gallery it allows developers to discover and share applications that use Yahoo technology this is just in Beta but you can get your own developers page and anyone familiar with Yahoo services or products should have no problem making all sorts of programs for gadgets and widgets. It also allows you the rate other peoples apps. And if you know of any other developers out there let them know would yea it is totally free”
A BIG thanks to Selena Jackson for the invite
Widgetbox is a directory and syndication platform for web widgets for blogs and other web pages. Thier widgets work with TypePad, WordPress, Blogger, MySpace as well as most other blogs, sidebars or websites. No plug-ins are needed, and they’re free! A great way syndicate your blog to the masses and then ofcourse you can submit your widget to places like Yahoo Widgets and because it is a widget it’s a great way to keep up with any feed on your mobile device and other people can keep up with your feed on thiers.
Widgets 1.0 Requirements: Working Draft
From the W3C News
“The Web Application Formats Working Group has released an updated Working Draft of Widgets 1.0 Requirements. These design goals are the requirements for device-independent standards for scripting, digitally signing, securing, packaging and deploying client-side Web applications (widgets). Also known as gadgets or modules, widgets are small programs like clocks, stock tickers, news casters, games and weather forecasters that display and update remote data and run on the Web browser environment. Read about Rich Web Clients.”
They have a really great graphic on the W3C web site showing the inner workings of a widget, which is really cool.
Tim Berners-Lee Keynotes 3GSM World Congress
From the W3C
“Tim Berners-Lee, W3C Director and inventor of the Web, opened the 3GSM World Congress on Monday 12 February in Barcelona, Spain with a keynote address at the Mobile Innovation Forum. Berners-Lee spoke on the role of innovation and openness in the Web’s success, and how the W3C Mobile Web Initiative brings mobile telephony into convergence with the Web and aids in bridging the digital divide.”
There could not have been a better way to open up this years event Tim did an excellent job, delivering his speech to a packed house.
Blogs and Facebook, Developers, Mobile, Mobile Devices, News | Alice Pretchet | 
March 5, 2007 7:38 am | 
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