Posts Tagged ‘suprasphere’

Reaching Another Landmark

So I have fantastic news. And no I’m not talking the Microsoft drops Yahoo thing, but that was stellar in my book. :)
You all probably know that SupraSphere has a desktop client that is really robust and powerful as a web browser in addition to a multilayer communication system. I’ve been involved in testing it […]

What is SupraSphere?

To put it very simply: SupraSphere is a universal remote for accessing and adding personal data in the cloud. You can host all of your data in one place on one server, access it securely, and share it as you wish. It incorporates multiple message types including threaded IM, bookmarks, email, and rss feeds, […]

Review: VirtualBox

So it seems I am a slave to Apple’s software. I’ve had my glorious 30GB iPod (in arctic white, no less) coming close to two years. In that time, my library went from a humble six cd collection to over 3,000 mp3s. However, my former laptop (aka Della) was bricked pretty much, so I reformatted […]

The iPhone, Blackberry, Google Android, and the Mobile SupraSphere

I recently got an iPhone, mostly because I have heard a lot of buzz about it, they recently released an SDK, and since I serve as a sort of personal technology consultant to a number of individuals and businesses, I figured it was time that I developed an informed opinion of it.
Well, it’s quite a […]

The SupraSphere Economy

I had an interesting meeting couple of days ago with Andy Lippmann of the MIT Media Lab. He had a hard time seeing the connection between the idea of a secure, private, “personal cloud” and currency, so I figure I have a lot of work to do if someone so esteemed as Dr. Lippmann does […]

Personal Cloud and Adobe Air.

The New York Times recently published an article about Adobe Air and the blurring of traditional web and desktop application development:
Adobe Blurs Line Between PC and Web
and there is a nice FAQ from Adobe on the differences and advantages of the Air approach:
Adobe Air FAQ
I feel that we have a fairly deep perspective on the […]

Simultaneous Messaging.

Well, since I am a complete geek, I love being able to IM my friends. The problem though is that I can’t ever seem to find the important stuff they say while instant messaging. Often my conversations get garbled up because we’ll be talking about something and go so fast that we are actually discussing […]