Search
Recent Comments
    • Jank Ovicllc on The keys to the kingdom...
      “Yes you are very right, all clients are really not comfortable with this….”
    • Justin on Financials of Santa
      “Hmm. I hate to be the legal party-pooper, but like the South Pole, the North Pole is international territory, so there aren't any labor or tax laws. Y”
    • Patti DeNucci on How brave am I?
      “You pose a great question here, Candy. And after being at the Mark Fox event you wrote of -- and being a part of the Fearless Women book and initiativ”
    • Terri Orlowski on Conference Musings for IVAA Summit #ivaa10 - changes, twitter and winning
      “I basically used Twitter to take notes... By using the hashtag, I was able to look back through the posts later and save the salient points, rather th”
    • Justin on Makin' It Right...
      “Or when you turn a client into a pothead on her own business cards... At lot of people don't understand the important of making things right, and n”
Archives
  • 2011 (2)
  • 2010 (13)
  • 2009 (41)
  • 2008 (129)
  • 2007 (82)
  • 2006 (5)

PostHeaderIcon Live Alternatives

Microsoft, being the software mega-giant that it is, has such a large target over it, metaphorically speaking, that no one can resist trying to hit the bullseye. Google has been quietly chipping away at Microsoft’s appplications for a while now, most notably with the Google docs group of features.

Now someone else has their eye on Microsoft Live, the software company’s online tool suite. Ulteo, a company whose motto is “My Digital Life Made Simple”, went into beta-testing last month with a portable, web-based version of Open Office, including Writer, Calc, Impress, Draw, Base and Math. The actual applications, NOT watered down portable versions.

For more info straight from the source, check out Ulteo’s blog .

Share your thoughts.

CommentLuv badge