http://www.startupaddict.com/startups/we-have-our-head-in-the-clouds/121 A haven for entrepreneurial Superheroes Mon, 30 Jan 2012 17:04:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://www.startupaddict.com/startups/we-have-our-head-in-the-clouds/121/comment-page-1#comment-693 UB Sat, 26 Apr 2008 03:10:49 +0000 http://www.startupaddict.com/blog/startups/we-have-our-head-in-the-clouds/121#comment-693 @Mikael B. - what about Netvibes API? You can still move it around to potentially any other site, it's meant to be universal @Mikael B. – what about Netvibes API? You can still move it around to potentially any other site, it’s meant to be universal

]]> http://www.startupaddict.com/startups/we-have-our-head-in-the-clouds/121/comment-page-1#comment-571 mikael bergkvist Fri, 14 Mar 2008 04:27:39 +0000 http://www.startupaddict.com/blog/startups/we-have-our-head-in-the-clouds/121#comment-571 The problem with any webos is that whatever you create for it, is restricted to the weblocation where the webos resides. You can't create an app for it and then also have that app appear on your own website, which is wierd since you created it and should own it and thus be able to place it anywhere you want on the web. This is the case with http://www.widgetplus.com though. Any webapps created for that platform may also appear anywhere else on the web, and still maintain that close intergration with the other apps that appear on the online desktop with it. The problem with any webos is that whatever you create for it, is restricted to the weblocation where the webos resides. You can’t create an app for it and then also have that app appear on your own website, which is wierd since you created it and should own it and thus be able to place it anywhere you want on the web.
This is the case with http://www.widgetplus.com though.
Any webapps created for that platform may also appear anywhere else on the web, and still maintain that close intergration with the other apps that appear on the online desktop with it.

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