roundup for 2007-03-20 … Highrise, Twitter, Apollo
Highrise, 37signals’ eagerly anticipated CRM-tool, has been released today. looks like another great app - especially - for virtual companies. just take the tour to see a why 37signals is where they’re today - doesn’t this just make you wanna sign-up?
an alpha-version of Adobe Apollo (you know, the framework enabling flash-apps for the offline-world) has been released on sunday. Arrington - who’s been praising Apollo since day 0 - is calling developers to arms start coding. he’s either right in that Apollo is a game-changer, or he’s got a nice promotion-gig 
seriously, I think Apollo might indeed bring a new generation of hybrid apps (though I’ld obviously prefer open approaches, but honestly, it looks like Adobe’s got a pretty decent headstart).
Twitter-hype & associated gets maddening. Dashboard-widgets, local apps for mac and windows, flash-widgets. guess that’s what you get when offering a dead-easy API 
…the downside: their servers tend to be ridiculously slow, or they go down (for maintenance) at all. meanwhile, Twitterholic unveils A-list twitters - there are currently only 5 people/accounts attracting more than 1.000 follower. I subscribed to #5, Darthvader.
ps: if only my Google Reader had a ’search’-box (the greasemonkey-scripts available somehow didn’t work for me)
pps: a linkup between Google Reader & Google Calendar would be nice too - I just had to copy&paste this Subotron lecture on (video)game journalism…that’s so web 1.0
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