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Brainstorm Info
| Creator: | paulanto |
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| Created: | about 1 year ago |
| Activity: | about 1 year ago |
| Users: | 3 |
| Ideas: | 11 |
Top Brainstormers
| Username | Ideas |
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| hannibal | 5 |
| samaymahajan | 4 |
| anandvc | 2 |
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Reading books online has been around a while - the hurdle isn't tech, it's publishers. The day we can monetize the electronic book effectively enough to entice authors to bypass traditional publishers, your idea will happen automagically and everyone will say "duh!" :-)
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This is actually a good brainstorming topic - but Web 3.0 is about using today's technology (all Web is rehash or repurposing of existing (15 year old) tech) - So WHAT would be cool to do via the net that currently is a pain to do traditionally - THAT's where you will find Web 3.0
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PC Hardware management solutions (remote web based) abound. The best I've seen so far can be viewed at BigFix.com
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Remote Desktop Access is built into Windows XP/Vista and works fine over the internet - in addition there are dozens of "pay" solutions such as Unyte (via Skype) or LogMeIn.
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online book reading site
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a website that can capture your PC Hardware and so that we can work with them on Website or some Website provide online Hardware resources Access
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a complete Collaborative Software
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Remote Desktop Access like as we access on LAN
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Thanks, Marc!
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Hahaha - Good one Anand; Given that few people can accurately define Web 2.0 - Paul must be asking "What's next?!" - If I have my way, Web 3.0 will see the demise of several traditional business models as enablers (not necessarily web based) disintermediate several unthinkable industries - media and banking come to mind - this interface is too limiting to delve deeper
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What does web 3.0 mean?