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Mike Arrington's a bit peeved at Google. His post is a good vent, but to me the key bit was way down in comment number 33: "...my main gripe is

There are two seemingly divergent themes in the Web Office world currently: 1) office software is increasingly heading online, in the form of products like Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Zoho

Our poll this week asks: Which tool do you mostly use for word processing?. We've had a great response, with 837 unique votes so far. The results are very much

We had an awesome response to our caption contest on Monday - over 80 comments! The Under The Radar folks and myself had a tough choice deciding... but the winner

NewsGator announces user base milestones; Newsgator is something of a quiet revolution these days. It isn't announcing flashy features like Google Reader or Yahoo Pipes, but today it announced that

Today, Microsoft announced that the Office Live Workspace beta is publicly available for everyone to access. The site, a free web-based extension of Microsoft Office, lets you access your documents

Last night I wrote about the Universal Canvas. Today in my RSS newsreader, what should appear but a great post from Steve Gillmor on the same topic. Of course being

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Peepel_New_Web_Office_Suite'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Peepel.com today announced the Beta launch of its Online Office Suite, entering a competitive market alongside existing vendors like Zoho,

Read/WriteWeb's Web 2.0 Summit coverage sponsored by Yahoo! Today has already had a flurry of announcements and news. Here's a brief wrap of them: Microsoft Live Labs Photosynth was introduced

Flock has been getting a lot of flack from certain quarters. Mostly they're being (unfairly) tagged as a kind of symbol of the so-called Web 2.0 bubble. I've been dismayed