hooeey webprint has emerged as the most downloaded application during a 3-week promotion run by Adobe in Dec’10-Jan’11.
Thank you, all 1,207,783 of you. And thank you, Adobe.
your browsing library- hooeey webprint 2.0 released! May 25, 2011We’ve revamped hooeey webprint, the website as well as the subscription service–hooeey webprint Plus. The new offerings are available through the main page (www.hooeeywebprint.com) from today. What has changed? hooeey webprint: A completely redesigned UI which is optimised for users … Continue reading →hooeeywebprint
- Welcoming a million new users February 3, 2011 hooeeywebprint
- “…web of infinite info” December 30, 2010Twitter’s co-founder, Evan Williams ruminates about the ever-expanding nature of not just information, but rather, an explosion of relevant information. He says that the current generation of tools or “information managers” will prove to be inadequate as there is a … Continue reading →hooeeywebprint
- “The Internet is a Garbage Dump” July 14, 2010Dvorak writes that the Internet is littered with abandoned blogs, web sites and the like. And this prevents search engines from working effectively since users often land up at psges that no longer exist. Archiving the web on a 'closed' Internet is one solution says Dvorak.. Continue reading →hooeeywebprint
- Designing re-search engines April 15, 2010Greg Linden write about a topic which is hooeey webprint’s raison d’etre: finding stuff that one has searched for or has seen before. Greg quotes a 2010 paper by Microsoft Research: The most obvious way that a search tool can … Continue reading →hooeeywebprint
- Where does your data live? February 18, 2010Here’s an interesting article from New Scientist about long term personal data storage. The key idea is that while it will become easier and cheaper to store, well, an infinite amount of data, it’s important that better ways of organising, … Continue reading →hooeeywebprint
- The Implicit Web-an exploration February 16, 2010Here’s a presentation from USID 2008.hooeeywebprint
- The Implicit Web–what it means for us December 16, 2009The implicit web is a fascinating and of late, a practicable idea. Here’s Brad Feld’s blog post : I’ve been fascinated with the notion of the Implicit Web since I determined that I was tired of my computer (and the … Continue reading →hooeeywebprint
- Open data is the future of web discovery | VentureBeat December 14, 2009Twitter cofounders have talked about the importance of discovery in interviews and at conferences over the last several months. This week a new design for Twitter.com went live featuring top tweets and a search box to find more of what … Continue reading →hooeeywebprint
- hooeey webprint 2.0 released! May 25, 2011
