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« All You Need to Know about Web 2.0 | Main | Because it's Friday and I Should be at the Beach » May 31, 2007Web 2.0 2.0After years of using My Yahoo! as my startup page, I've recently switched to Protopage, another cool Web 2.0 app. Protopage takes advantage of widgets, like Windows Vista, for business tasks like calendars, address books, daily planners, and the like, or you can also get games, daily cartoons, the weather, and RSS feeds (even ITA!) sent to your desktop. You can also share some, or all, of your widgets with others under the sharing tab. You can check out my public page here. Protopage still seems a little rough around the edges, but it's worth a look. Posted by David Darlington at May 31, 2007 12:07 PM CommentsI recently switched from My Yahoo! also, but I switched to iGoogle. I think Protopage has more flexible layout options, but Google has a lot more gadgets available and a huge developer community. Posted by: Jeff at May 31, 2007 01:30 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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