Congrats are in order for 30Boxes because they are a second consecutive Webby Nominee in the Services category. The Webby’s are the most prestigious Web awards. The Webby’s allow the users a voice by announcing a winner and a People’s Voice in each category. If you feel like voting for 30Boxes you can find all of the voting information here.
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(3 votes, average: 2.67 out of 5) Loading ...On Web Worker Dialy it is Google-takes-on-the-world-week. This week it’s the battle of the online calendars:
There are quite a few contenders we could have selected to take on the Big G…Backpack Calendar, Yahoo Calendar, Airset…to name a few. In the end, 30Boxes won a chance in the ring because in a sense, it started the game. Back in February 2006, it was revolutionary to type “Meeting Barbara tues noon” and have your calendar just know to schedule the appointment on the right date with the right time. Then Google Calendar came along a few months later, forcing the 3-person shop developing 30Boxes to up their game. So in a bit of a David vs. Goliath match, let’s set an appointment to pit these two calendar applications against each other and see who’s left standing.
(5 votes, average: 3.8 out of 5) Loading ...It’s a great match. PBWiki gets a best-in-class calendar app and 30Boxes gets to provide another use case for their technology as well as an ability to market into PBWiki’s user base.
It is perfect for workgroups, teachers, committees, heck, anyone with a wiki probably needs a calendar.
(1 votes, average: 3 out of 5) Loading ...Wired reviewed calendar applications. Their favourites:
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The 30 Boxes blog celebrated today the first anniversary of their product launch. The online calendar space has been a tough one, ever since Google released its calendar app in April last year. But right from the start 30 Boxes has been recognized as an innovative app and not just your usual Outlook clone. 30 Boxes takes great pride in being only 3 people, but managing to not only foot it with giants like Google and Yahoo - but out-innovate them. I asked one of the 3, Narendra Rocherolle, to tell me about the user growth and product milestones 30 Boxes experienced in 2006. Read the response here.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection posts this article on mashup betwwen Flickr and 30Boxes:
Narendra Rocherolle just shot me over what is the best mash up widget I’ve seen all year. Basically 30 Boxes has built a way for you to embed a calendar using just about any RSS feed anywhere you’d like. If you check out the calendar above it is a mashup between a 30 Boxes calendar and my Flickr RSS feed showing photos by date taken. So by looking at the calendar above you click through day by day to see what Thomas Hawk was up to. This is a fantastic way to showcase your photography (similar to Flickr’s own archive calendar) that you can take with you wherever you want to go.
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