An online notebook
Ben, in the comments, wrote: But they already have Google Notebook (http://www.google.com/notebook) which I always thought of as a WYSIWYG wiki. JotSpot certainly fits in with their suite of web services though. I think the last point is the key. I don’t think the Googleised version of JotSpot (Gspot?) will be intended as a service … Keep reading
JotSpot has been purchased by Google, according to the official Google blog: OK, I can finally blurt it out: JotSpot is now part of Google, and I couldn’t be more excited. Three years ago my friend Graham Spencer and I set out to start a new company. We’d both recently left Excite, which we co-founded, … Keep reading
Interesting post on Google Operating System blog: If Gmail were integrated with Google Docs & Spreadsheets, it would have a new link next to some attachments that says “Import in Google Docs & Spreadsheets”. This way, you could edit these files online. Fortunately, if you go to this page, you can find a mail address … Keep reading
The Google Toolbar for Firefox has a subscribe button for RSS feeds. You can choose your aggregator from a list. Google Reader isn’t on it…
What was Writely is now Google Docs. Sigh. They’ve combined it with the spreadsheet package, so they are available from the same screen – the homepage being effectively a file manager when you log in. One criticism of Google when they buy things is that they don’t bother to integrate them properly with everything else … Keep reading