Webware 2009 Winners
Following are the Webware 2009 winners in 10 different categories.
- Webware is the CNET’s blog that identifies top applications available over internet.
- And as they describe themselevs “Say No to boxed software! The future of applications is online delivery and access. Software is passé. Webware is the new way to get things done.”
Audio & Music
- Amazon MP3
- Grooveshark
- iTunes
- Jamendo
- JamLegend
- Lala
- Last.fm
- Nexus Radio
- Pandora
- Project Playlist
Browsing
- Diigo
- Firefox
- Flock
- Google Chrome
- iGoogle
- Internet Explorer 8
- Maxthon
- Opera
- Safari
- XMarks
Commerce
- Amazon
- Craigslist
- Elance
- Etsy
- Eventbrite
- PayPal
- Woot
- Zillow
- ZipRealty
- ZocDoc
Communication
- Digsby
- Dimdim
- Gmail
- Pidgin
- Postbox
- RingCentral
- Skype
- Windows Live Hotmail
- Windows Live Messenger
- Yahoo Messenger
Infrastructure & Storage
- Adobe Air
- BitTorrent
- Carbonite
- DropBox
- Dropio
- Facebook Connect
- Mozy
- OpenID
- Windows Live SkyDrive
- YouSendIt
Location-based services
- FlightStats
- Goog411
- Google Earth
- Google Maps
- Live Search Maps
- OpenTable
- PolicyMap
- Topix
- TripIt
- Yelp
Photo & Video
- Amazon Video on Demand
- Flickr
- Hulu
- Justin.tv
- Photobucket
- Picasa Web Albums
- Picnik
- Ustream
- Vimeo
- YouTube
Productivity
- FreshBooks
- Google Calendar
- Google Docs
- Intuit QuickBase
- LogMeIn
- Microsoft Office Live Small Business
- Microsoft Office Live Workspace
- Mint
- Remember the Milk
- Zoho
Search & Reference
- About.com
- Answers.com
- Ask.com
- eHow
- Live Search
- Scour
- WikiHow
- Wikipedia
- Yahoo
Social & Publishing
- Bebo
- Drupal
- Gaia Online
- Hi5
- Meebo
- MySpace
- StarDoll
- WordPress.com (with WordPress platform)
And following are top ten Editor’s choice.
Editors’ Choice
- Amazon Web Services
- Aviary
- Cuil
- Evernote
- Farecast
- GoodGuide
- Google Voice
- Mobile Me
- OAuth
- Presently
- Twitter Search
- Windows Live Sync
Link: Webware 100
-NKJ
I posted this on cnet, figured I should share it here as well:
Both Google Apps and Office Live Workspace provide a very capable collaboration platform. Sometimes I am struggling to decide to which platform to use for my classwork.
Office Live Workspace, as expected, provides seamless integration with Microsoft Office, which is critical if you are working with lots of documents and spreadsheets. But with release of Offisync, a 3rd party plugin for MS Office, the same level of seamless integration with MS Office is now available for Google Docs users.
MS needs to learn about collaborative editing from Google, and Google needs to learn about building user-friendly interfaces and seamless integration with desktop apps from MS.
I posted this on cnet, figured I should share it here as well:
Both Google Apps and Office Live Workspace provide a very capable collaboration platform. Sometimes I am struggling to decide to which platform to use for my classwork.
Office Live Workspace, as expected, provides seamless integration with Microsoft Office, which is critical if you are working with lots of documents and spreadsheets. But with release of Offisync, a 3rd party plugin for MS Office, the same level of seamless integration with MS Office is now available for Google Docs users.
MS needs to learn about collaborative editing from Google, and Google needs to learn about building user-friendly interfaces and seamless integration with desktop apps from MS.
you are absolutely right ….
you are absolutely right ….