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- The Coming of the Browser (object) & Mobile Wars and Convergence
- Awesome Domains for Sale - get in quick!
- Google alerts users that they will fade out older IE browsers - particularly MS IE...pushing HTML5
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SaaS
Background
Our client needed to ramp up their internal processes, data management, customer, partner and staff management.
They had a dormant account with Salesforce that they requested us to continue using.
We got them to contact Salesforce to get the previous Admin's account re-sent to the new Admin.
We said that CRM was an imperative - and needed to be set up immediately.
We assumed we would get access within an hour or so.
Here is how this played out;
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Content:
Tokyo, Japan Time: 17th February @ 1am!
The browser object camps (service and software providers) are now shifting gears. It affects the Desktop, mobile devices and Internet Services - because it is all about CONVERGENCE. Here are the main object technologies that are becoming the armory of the warring camps;
Web Object Technolgies;
See last section for the email I have just received from Google related to the Google Apps service.
Excerpts;
> includes faster JavaScript processing and new standards like HTML5. As a result, over the
> course of 2010, we will be phasing out support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 as well as
> other older browsers that are not supported by their own manufacturers.
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