Google Mashup Editor GME is an interactive development environment in which you edit, compile, test, and manage your applications. The editor includes a built-in reference guide to all GME tags and attributes. When your application is finished, you can publish it on Googles servers, where its available for others to run.
Lots of folks are talking about Google Gears, an open source browser extension that enables web applications to provide offline functionality using following JavaScript APIs:
This is Google's project to make their online products such as Reader, Docs and such work offline. Reader is the first of their products to do so. Am looking forward to the ability to do this with Google Docs.
Timer is a Twitter bot that helps you set an alarm for things you need to remember.
Over at the Techlearning blog I have a post about conferences and their use of video and audio podcasts...
Jim Gates points to a new PopTech video. This one is by Blaine Brownell an architect and cataloguer of sustainable building materials. He is the editor of the book Transmaterial: A Catalog of Materials that Redefine our Physical Environment, and a columnist for World Changing. In this talk he discusses and shares products made from repurposed materials and provides a look at building practices and materials that help create a sustainable future.
Citypixel is a pixelart-based Internet city created to host and facilitate social relationships. Kind of like Second Life, except the avatars do not work out as much as those in Second Life.
Google has releasedGoogle Calendar for mobile devices. Wonder what took so long...
Over at Leadertalk, I have a post about three ring binders...
Microsoft Popflyis a tool to build and share mashups, gadgets, Web pages, and applications. Popfly consists of two parts: 1 . Popfly Creator is a set of online visual tools for building Web pages and mashups. 2 . Popfly Space is an online community of creators where you can host, share, rate, comment and even remix creations from other Popfly users.