PC World has a list of the 25 most innovative products of 2007. While most of them are actual gadgets—the iPhone, the Kindle, and various other pieces of hardware—many of them are web apps. Among the most interesting picks: 1. Google Gears—heralded as a step toward the browser as a desktop 9. Facebook API—duh. 17. Zoho Notebook—compiles all kinds of information and enables you to share it
A public beta of Microsoft's Popfly content builder debuted, offering an environment for creating mashups and gadgets built on their Silverlight platform.
I haven’t seen many comparisons yet of the new Mashup Editors so Jay Neely’s stuck out when he told me about it today. He compares Yahoo Pipes to Microsoft’s PopFly and also does an early analysis of Google’s Mashup Editor.
How about you? Have you tried any of the new RSS Mashup Editors? What do you think of them?
Microsoft has just released “Popfly.” This tool, and community, lets you build a TwitterVision in literally a few minutes (mashup various stuff from various Web services like Twitter, Flickr, Virtual Earth, etc).
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